The phrase "amount of referencing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or frequency of references made in a text or conversation.
Example: "The amount of referencing in her thesis was impressive, showcasing a wide range of sources."
Alternatives: "level of referencing" or "quantity of references".
In the last two decades, a large amount of references regarding cement/waste systems have been published.
Systems for FR in video surveillance are typically designed a priori with a limited amount of reference target data and prior knowledge of underlying class distributions.
Ricks has written of his dislike of "intertextuality", preferring "allusion", but the Eliot echo chamber mapped in the notes is distinguished by the amount of references it turns up to Milton, Keats and Tennyson – favourite poets of Ricks – rather than to a poet such as Yeats, who is less favoured by that editor.
But the expectation that a high-production commercial video game should last a minimum of ten hours presents a problem that no amount of reference material can solve: How do you expand a film that ran just under two hours by a factor of five or six?
Written with the help of Mary Gotschall, a financial journalist, it includes a fair amount of reference material like telephone numbers for various agencies and anodyne tips like "always write out a check in ink" or "if anyone says you can receive a high return without risk, be suspicious".
Although a limited amount of reference data is initially available during enrollment, new samples often become available over time, through re-enrollment, post analysis and labeling of operational data, etc. Adaptive multi-classifier systems (AMCSs) are therefore desirable for the design and incremental update of facial models.
"Every project we work on, we do a significant amount of reference-gathering," Ashtiani reveals.
We used a quantitative approach to identify the amount of references related to each category of concerns or solutions.
