Sentence examples for amount of multiply from inspiring English sources

This was attributed to a large amount of multiply scattered photons, which could have similar time of flight in the sample as the photons of the reference arm.

At larger depth, our results show that CGWS allows the quantitative measurement of known aberration despite the selection of a large amount of multiply scattered photons.

Reddish Au condensates, predominant atom clusters and minor amount of multiply twinned particles and fcc nanoparticles with internal compressive stress, were produced by pulsed laser ablation on gold target in de-ionized water under a very high power density.

These results were in accordance with the increased amount of multiply phosphorylated peptides observed in several studies after one round of enrichment (Ficarro et al. 2002; Nousiainen et al. 2006).

The amount of amino acids in picomoles and calculated total amount of amino acids in nanograms by the sum of multiplying the obtained amounts of amino acids by each residual mass are listed in Table  1.

Total weight of amino acids was calculated by sum of multiplying the obtained amounts of amino acids by each residual mass.

To find the true amount of torque, multiply the distance by 20 pounds (9.07 kilograms).

I try to calculate the amount of necklaces multiplied by the miles of the parade route divided by the estimated number of revelers but I ate a juicy, fat Po'boy while I dressed so my thinking is muddled by remoulade and fried oysters.

With thousands or tens of thousands of data points for each sample in each type of analysis, the complexity and the sheer amount of data multiply fast.

Considering that the vast majority of all transcribed sequences is non-coding, their inclusion among the transcriptional clients of MYC amounts to multiplying the MYC universe.

"These correspond to the well-accepted notions of volume (breadth and/or depth) recognized as the hallmarks of big data" [ 21]. "For volume, this translates today into terabytes (10 bytes), petabytes (10 bytes) or exabytes (10 bytes)" [ 7]. "Volume - much greater amounts of rapidly multiplying data than were ever previously available" [ 25].