In writing variables for formulae, superscripted characters are shown using a caret (^). [noun]
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A Caret (^) is used in writing, to show that some-thing is omitted; as, Manner. [noun]
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The caret position also cannot be set to less than zero, the beginning of the component 's text. [noun]
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CARET 's Kathryn Lawrence took the opportunity to introduce her colleagues Mary Ulicsak and Rhiannon Williams to the other seminar attendees. [noun]
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Twemlow said, when his wife was inclined to be masterful--a derivation confirmed by the family motto, "Carne non caret carne." [noun]
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Superscripts in text are indicated by use of the caret, like this ^4. [Please select]
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Numerals that are printed as superscript are indicated by being preceeded by a caret (^). [Please select]
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^ The Caret shows where words are to be put in that have been omitted by mistake; as, Live ^in peace. [Please select]
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[420] We find the blind-lame man again in an epigram by Ausonius of Bordeaux, a writer of the fourth century:-- "Insidens cæco graditur pede claudus utroque, Quo caret alteruter, sumit ab alterutro." [Please select]
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