The orientation determines the type of division and hence the number of stem cells that are made.
The strength of the transverse fields in the plasma and hence the number of protons that are defocused is strongly dependent on the plasma density.
The quality of the nation's democracy depends on the census, because the numbers are used to decide the number of Congressional seats from each state and hence the number of votes each state has in the Electoral College.
Land concentration reduced the number of owners and hence the number of citizens and those eligible to serve in the army.
Reducing the period of copyright protection would have dramatically expanded the universe of copyright-free works, and hence the number that could be scanned and made available online.
A new plan to increase the number of cab medallions — and hence the number of taxis — in New York City has been greeted with enthusiasm.
In this work, we report the effect of number of branches (and hence the number of blades) of fractal impeller on power consumption, mixing and hydrodynamics.
The experiment will vary the density and hence the number of mean free paths of the sphere to study the radiation transport in different regimes.
Though it often produces reasonable results, CCkNNI is severely limited when the amount of missing data is large (and hence the number of complete cases is small).
In a solid, the number of atoms and hence the number of levels is extremely large; most of the higher energy levels overlap in a continuous fashion except for certain energies in which there are no levels at all.
But improvements due to digital encoding would mean that three digital channels could be squeezed into each analogue channel, tripling the number of available frequencies, and hence the number of users that could be supported.
