Occurrences without spatial coordinates were excluded when computing the number of spatially distinct occurrences.
Multiple Target Tracking (MTT) is the process of computing the number of targets present in a surveillance area.
Thus, for example, when computing the number of welfare recipients who must be working in 2004, states would get credit for any reduction in the number of cases since 2001.
A simple method of computing the number of 1's in the binary sequences obtained from combination generators has been developed.
Furthermore, each male in the pairs was categorized as "attractive" or "non-attractive" by computing the number of females that preferred each male across many mating tests.
(Approximately) computing the number of distinct words ever appearing in any of Shakespeare's works, via a method that reads through them all once while only remembering 3 lines' worth of text in memory at any given time.
Furthermore, we design an efficient algorithm for computing the number of cubic runs in standard words in linear time with respect to the size of a directive sequence, i.e., the compressed representation describing the word (recurrences).
Direction bias scores (signifying initial orienting of attention) were calculated by computing the number of trials when the first fixation was directed onto the food image as a proportion of all trials in which the first fixation was made to either image (proportion scores >0.5 reflect an orienting bias toward food images; 0.5=no bias; <0.5 reflect an orienting bias toward non-food images).
Questions we have been asked about Michelangelo's statues include computing the number of teeth in the chisels employed in carving the Unfinished Slaves, determining the smallest size block from which each of the allegories in the Medici Chapel could have been carved, and determining whether the giant statue of David is well balanced over his ankles, which have developed hairline cracks.
Questions we have been asked about Michelangelo's statues include computing the number of teeth in the chisels employed in carving the Unfinished Slaves, determining the smallest size block from which each of the allegories in the Medici Chapel could have been carved, and determining whether the giant statue of David is well balanced over his ankles.
Questions we have been asked about Michelangelo's statues include computing the number of teeth in the chisels employed in carving the Unfinished Slaves, and determining whether the giant statue of David is well balanced over his ankles, which have developed hairline cracks.
