Sentence examples for count by one from inspiring English sources

It is easy to see that, in the case of higher than 0.5, the counter would decrease its count by one unity when the differentiated TDC output underflows and the TDC characteristic would be swept backward.

But Likes also increase when a Facebook user sends another user a message containing a URL to a page featuring the "Like" button; this should only up the "Like" count by one, but it's actually inflating the count by two.

HDL cholesterol ≥60 mg/dL reduced the risk factor count by one.

Furthermore, we quantified the performance of the different approaches in terms of their ability to reflect the known structure of the data by calculating the nearest neighbour error: for each cell, we established the label of its nearest neighbour in the respective 2D space; if the label differed from the original cell, we increased the nearest neighbour error count by one.

The Army has amended its charges against Staff Sgt. Robert Bales, the soldier accused of murdering civilians in southern Afghanistan in March, reducing the murder count by one, to 16, and adding charges of illegal steroid use and alcohol consumption.

A recent count by one of their advisers found that the board has 37 members, including representatives from government agencies and interest groups, like the Communist Youth League and the Women's Federation, along with filmmakers, academics and professional bureaucrats.

You never said you'd count by ones.

In its simplest form, the object of the game is to score or "counts" by one's own off both the opponent's cue ball and the on a single shot.

Matthew2012 30 October 2013 1 10pm The number of species not classified by science must be too large to be counted by one person.

Injury and fatality rates for the two age groups were annualized by dividing the quarterly injury counts by one quarter of the yearly population.

Putin's rating of trust, counted by one of the main Russian public opinion research centers, VTsIOM, is now quite high, despite continuing sanctions and the war in Syria.