Sentence examples for content count from inspiring English sources

Memorization games align well with data-driven content (count, size, speed, temperature, volume, weight, etc.).

It is possible to make every piece of content count, it simply needs to be meaningful.

This claim is puzzling: why should a a theory which issues T-sentences, but makes no explicit claims about meaning or content, count as a semantic theory?

After the two years of negotiation for Brexit, it's vital for the UK that its film content counts as European".

The basic legal question was whether the Kleins' creation of a reaction video that included clips of Hosseinzadeh's content counts as fair use.

At 47 million, PubChem is not only the largest open repository but also provides content counts by submission types that can be used to answer (b) and (c) [6].

At the last World Travel Market in London, we attended the conference "Content Counts" led by speakers Giles Longhurst, Frommer's director; Maud Larpent, senior manager of partnerships, TripAdvisor; and Terence Mark, CEO of 3rd Planet.

Thus, total content counts could range between zero and 15.

Continuous variables (Table  2 note content counts of symptoms, care points and warning signs) had means based on the combined counts of the 3 nurse reviewers.

In each set, there are generally 1000 probes per GC-content count (0 25 bases in the probe).

That, of course, could only be done by spreading out the contents, counting them, checking the weight, and then locking them in new containers.