Sentence examples for common number of from inspiring English sources

So the most common number of readers may be none.

It seems unlikely that the most common number of readers is going to be, say, 1,352.

In an earlier column (June 3), I wrote "the most common number of readers for academic papers, once published, is zero".

Fear of becoming one of the surprisingly common number of pro-looking riders who, locked into their pedals, totter at traffic lights and fall slowly, Laurel and Hardy-style, to the ground.

Looking at these families again, it may well be that the most common number of children is two, but then it might be one or zero (as in the case of the journal papers).

Also, there is no agreement in the literature on how many replicate tests should be performed to ensure "confidence" in the reported average performance (with three being the most common number of replicates).

The number of ERP stimuli added was varied from 5 to 30, to simulate common numbers of trials in infant ERP studies.

So it gives equal weight to every sample, which is useful to measure the performance on the common numbers of classes.

Common numbers of ports on ethernet switches are 5, 8, 10, 24, and 48 ports.

$300,000 to $599,999 Millwood $505,000277 Ledgewood Commons Number of bedrooms: 2 Number of full bathrooms: 1 Number of half bathrooms: 1 Weeks on market: 21 weeks 21-year-old, 1,269-sq.-ft.

Graham cleverly links the two worlds by showing an apprehensive Heath ringing the Commons number of the equally fearful Sam: you feel that, if only the two men could communicate, a breakthrough would be achieved.