The phrase "amount of event" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly when referring to the quantity or significance of an event, where "number of events" or "magnitude of the event" would be more appropriate.
Example: "The amount of event we organized last year was unprecedented in our community."
Alternatives: "number of events" or "magnitude of the event".
I'm concentrating on being able to put in a good performance this summer in the world championships and making sure that I'm able to compete in X amount of events at that level and actually be competitive in them.
The clustered catalog (i.e., the catalog that contains the aftershocks) accounts for 81% of the total amount of events.
The methodology we propose automatically extracts patterns related to a specific input event, i.e., a seed, from the enormous amount of events the network carries.
Since we selected the harmonic waves by a modest fitting to obtain a certain amount of events for the statistical study, the frequencies of the harmonics disperse around the integer multiples of the fundamental waves.
In fact, SiPMs close to the edges detect a lower amount of events due to the natural radioactivity of the LYSO with respect to the SiPMs at the center.
The threshold PRE was derived from a relatively small amount of events in ionosonde and radar measurements (~ 100 events in Abdu et al. 1983, ~ 10 events in Basu et al. 1996, ~ 60 events in Anderson et al. 2004, ~ 200 events in Fejer et al. 1999 and Smith et al. (2016)).
One thing that has become inextricable from fashion is an unconscionable amount of events with a creative edge.
You'll need to commit to a certain amount of events to give your campaign the chance to really make an impact.
For me, it became a seminar in what should no longer be called "smooth jazz" (anyone for "groove jazz"?), and I was overwhelmed by the sheer amount of events that were centered around this allegedly breezy style of jazz.
