Sentence examples for could enumerate from inspiring English sources
Although, in principle, we could enumerate all MXSTs by traversing the complete enumeration tree of ASTs, the sheer number of ASTs makes this approach, used by itself, impractical.
In a time before search engines, when you could enumerate the number of new sites per day, that was feasible.
The assay could enumerate Salmonella spp. in surface (n = 40) and potable waters (n = 10) directly (without enrichment).
Asked about his good qualities, she replies, "I could enumerate several impulses Ray possessed -- love of travel, loyalty, availability -- that were not criminal proclivities, but otherwise I was stumped".
Email addresses must be kept private, so projects can't export them in statistics files; It's also not desirable to export hashed email addresses, because spammers could enumerate feasible email addresses and compare them with the hashed addresses.
As Eva reveals her story, Ruth realizes she barely knows her mother: "My brain was too addled to take in the bigger picture that the story of Eva Delectorskaya belonged to, all I could enumerate were its component parts.
A straightforward solution to the goal of finding an optimal feature set is the exhaustive enumeration, i.e., we could first enumerate all subgraph patterns from a graph dataset, and then calculate the gSide values for all subgraph patterns.
I learned more about myself and my profession than I could ever enumerate.
The assay could successfully enumerate STEC in surface water (collected from a sewage impacted river) and potable water samples collected from Lucknow city without prior enrichment.
Provincial managers indicated that some of the district managers were inducted onto their jobs but all could not enumerate the proportion of all district managers who had been inducted.
Due to limitations in space and time, we could not enumerate all optimal solutions because their number is huge: 1.01×10 for cost vector 〈−1,1,1,1〉, 3.87×10 for cost vector 〈0,1,1,0〉, 3.19×10 for cost vector 〈0,1,1,1〉, and finally 1.01×10 for cost vector 〈0,1,2,1〉.
