Sentence examples for capable of counting from inspiring English sources

It is the Republicans who first raced to the federal courthouse, while Democrats are insisting that state officials are fully capable of counting the votes of Floridians in last Tuesday's contested presidential election.

A young computer scientist wrote a program capable of counting people in a video, and we arranged to shoot continuous footage of the march from a 10th-floor apartment in a building along the way.

He flies to the next town over and perches in all the trees, then falls to the ground in several different countries and is blown away by the wind, which hammers endlessly in all the ears he has — more than he is capable of counting.

The very things that make universities so well worth supporting – the inquiring minds, critical rigour and free-speaking habits of their students, researchers and teachers – mean these are disputatious, rather than corporate-minded communities, well capable of counting the teeth in a gift horse's mouth.

Therefore, N 1 is capable of counting how many packets are received correctly in a given block of data packets.

This paper presents an innovative micro flow cytometer which is capable of counting and sorting cells or particles.

The scheme that the Florida Supreme Court's opinion attributes to the legislature is one in which machines are required to be "capable of correctly counting votes," but which nonetheless regularly produces elections in which legal votes are predictably not tabulated, so that in close elections manual recounts are regularly required.

The sample was measured at the 34-ID-C beamline, but with a more efficient "Medipix" detector, capable of photon counting over a 256 × 256 sensor array.

This system is capable of accurately counting at least 300 microscopic colonies per spot at only 18 h after plating, overcoming the 2-day growth period required to generate visible colonies, which exacerbates the problem of overlapping colonies, reduces the countable range of discernable colonies per spot (≤30) and biases counts downward.

Thus, Yamuna insists that Brahman (Vishnu) is the one without a second who "'neither has, nor had, nor will have an equal or superior capable of being counted as a second'" (Kumar, 61).

We have therefore developed CELLCOUNTER, an application that is capable of recognizing and counting the total number of cells through an intuitive graphical user interface.