The phrase "amounts conveyed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing quantities or values that have been communicated or transferred, often in financial or legal discussions.
Example: "The report detailed the amounts conveyed during the transaction, ensuring transparency for all parties involved."
Alternatives: "quantities communicated" or "values transferred".
For example, Professor Begley continued, it may well be that while corporate disclosures have become more accurate, the amount of information conveyed in those disclosures has declined sharply.
The images are by nature "low resolution": they must be drawn big and bold to be visible across a room, so the amount of information conveyed is scant.
Shannon also realized that the amount of knowledge conveyed by a signal is not directly related to the size of the message.
What is important to bear in mind here is that the redundancy of the English language is high enough that the amount of information conveyed by every ciphertext component is greater than the rate at which equivocation (i.e., the uncertainty about the plaintext that the cryptanalyst must resolve to cryptanalyze the cipher) is introduced by the running key.
The larger the amount of processing conveyed to the sensor plane, the larger the pixel pitch.
The entropy of the gain/loss turns out to be the average amount of information conveyed by a length constraint on both the optimal and aggregated state models.
In [9] they consider synaptic transmission in neocortex, and compute the amount of information conveyed by a single response to a specific sequence of spike stimulation, as it is effected by short-term synaptic plasticity.
This fact is readily obtained from the alternative achievability proof given in Section 4. We note that [25, 26] consider the problem key generation from common randomness over wiretap channels and exploit a Wyner-Ziv coding scheme to limit the amount of information conveyed from the source to the destination via the wiretap channel.
If a message recipient may expect any one of N possible messages with equal likelihood, then the amount of information conveyed by any one such message is quantified as log2(N) bits.
Information theory has been applied to quantify the amount of information conveyed by neuronal responses [3] [6] or to characterize the reliability of synaptic transmission [7], [8].
By increasing the scope of responses to external tones, this rearrangement might increase the amount of information conveyed centrally and thereby improve frequency discrimination.
