There is no simple method. And it gets more difficult as you increase the number of permitted operations: powers, factorials and so on.
501, 502, 503 etc. There are 3499 of them and I have no desire to list them all.
Suitable interpretations are ambition, drive, moxie, desire. It means "Desire, appetite, will to something." It has other related meanings when used in combination with other words.
Quite likely that the invention sprang from the desire of several members of the indiginous population for the ability to count and measure stuff in Korea.
Success is not solely determined by the desire to succeed; it also depends on various factors such as hard work, dedication, persistence, skills, and opportunities. While desire can be a motivating factor, it is only one piece of the puzzle in achieving success. Ultimately, a combination of factors contributes to one's success.
Your question doesn't make much sense. Perhaps you mean neurons, not numbers. I have included a link on synapes. See related link. I suggest re-submitting the question making it more clear the information you desire.
Desire = Desiderium (as a noun) To desire = cupere I desire = cupio
Desire drives Blanche to seek validation and companionship, often leading her to make poor choices in her relationships. Her loneliness makes her vulnerable and unable to cope with reality, which ultimately contributes to her mental breakdown and downfall. The combination of desire for connection and the isolating effects of loneliness exacerbate Blanche's decline.
it was all to do with Himmler's desire to find out what an Aryan was (as the gypsies were the closest decendents of the Aryans), he wanted them collected, examined and experimented on. By the end of the war the best way to deal with them was to kill them in the same way that they had killed the Jews.
The motto of Goods of Desire is 'Goods of Desire'.
In "Maniac Magee," Maniac stares at the numbers on Amanda's door because they signify the home and family he longs for. The numbers represent a sense of belonging and stability, which he yearns for after his own tumultuous experiences. This moment reflects his desire to find a place where he feels accepted and safe.
The Indians did not have any set currency. Trade items were the closest thing to currency, and trade items changed with factors such as price, wear, and desire for the item.
There is no suffix nor prefix of the word 'desire' because 'desire' is a root word.