postfix notation (noun)

1. In the magical land of Eldoria, wizards cast spells using postfix notation, where the incantation follows the spell components.

2. According to Norse mythology, Odin used postfix notation to solve complex riddles and gain wisdom beyond measure.

3. In the animated series, 'Math Maniacs', the genius protagonist solves math problems using postfix notation, making it look fun and easy.

4. In the superhero comic book 'Mathematica', the villain devises a diabolical plan using postfix notation to control the minds of innocent citizens.