Sentence examples for both methods of counting from inspiring English sources

(Nielsen, in dealing with its critics, said recently that in the New York market it would use both methods of counting for a three-month period).

Over the last five weeks, there have been both debates over the methods of counting votes and legal battles that have worked their way to the state's highest courts.

These results are given for both the "n" and "n minus one" methods of counting clustered cases; they show that the error in these estimates depends on both the "true" transmission pattern and the fraction of the total data sampled.

They discuss methods of counting down the months and days until their children come home.

It is true that America has two different methods of counting trade.

• After the 1980 count, the Census Bureau faces 54 lawsuits, many by civil rights groups, charging it with improper and unconstitutional methods of counting.

The studies are generally limited by small samples, flawed designs, and potentially biased methods of counting cells.

The best measure of the problem may be the number of contacts with runaways that federally-financed outreach programs make, which rose to 761,000 in 2008 from 550,000 in 2002, when current methods of counting began.

In the shadow of this weekend's inaugural celebrations, a nascent movement began taking shape to seek ways to translate disgust with the election into easier access to voting and more precise methods of counting ballots.

In that view, concessions on methods of counting warheads or erecting missile defenses are a small price for admission to a Western alliance that could well shape global politics for the foreseeable future.

This paper presents numerical methods of counting the number of eigenvalues for non-proportionally damped system in some interested regions on the complex plane.