The charity spokesman added: "He's the only one that's come to our attention but tonight we'll be doing a cross-count to make sure that anyone else that's saying they're EDL will not be allowed to fundraise for us.
I got members of the public to stitch a sampler saying, 'Make my cross count.'" Then there's Danielle Proud, whose forthcoming book, House Proud, is a modern take on craft.
But he was deep in the music, singing rhythmically and playing astonishingly good keyboards: unprepossessing solos, swinging, nasty and percussive, a cross between Count Basie and Ray Charles.
Since a higher cross-count weakens the evidence against a group difference, this consideration suggests choosing r < min(m, n).
As a cross reference, chromosome counts on root tip squashes [ 39] were also performed on a sample of 20 individuals.
None of the shape descriptors used, neither the grid crossing count, was different in the three models, as expected.
Locomotor activity of adult males placed in an infrared beam-cross counting apparatus was monitored automatically and analyzed as in Wülbeck et al. [32] using MATLAB analysis software [33].
One could use the total cross-count, A r, as an equivalent test-statistic; however, we choose to scale this value to give some notion of "average cross-count per vertex degree" (hence the name "mean cross-count").
The total cross-count, A r, may be written A r = ∑ i, j ∈ E N S, T X i j (6).
For the grid crossing counts, a grid with 9 × 9 μm spaced lines was used (B).
We call T r = A r /r the mean cross-count (MCC) statistic.
