Sentence examples for counting procedures from inspiring English sources

Democrats will be on high alert on Tuesday for what they consider attempts to suppress the vote, while Republicans make a case that strict voter identification rules and counting procedures be followed to guarantee the integrity of the outcome.

Had The Post's standard been used and its tally applied without any changes in counting procedures in Florida's other 66 counties, the revised tally would have been enough for Mr. Gore to erase George W. Bush's 537-vote margin of victory in the state.

But under the Electoral Count Act of 1887, saying that the Legislature must step in and appoint electors if the results are in doubt, either because of an unresolved contest or because the results were produced by counting procedures that were altered after Election Day.

Under such a policy, excluding ballots from a final vote count would make it more difficult to declare a winner, providing states with an incentive to devise ballots and counting procedures to guarantee that as many ballots as possible will count.

Following incubation, graft segments were subjected to three washing/gamma counting procedures and scanning electron microscopy (SEM).

A last-minute decision by Turkey's electoral board to accept ballots as valid without official stamps raised concerns of widespread ballot stuffing; EU monitors noted how these "late changes in counting procedures removed an important safeguard" to a credible vote tally.

One such example examined in this study is the commercial automated fission track counting procedure from Autoscan Systems Pty.

We found for all samples that the fully automated fission track counting procedure using the Autoscan System yields a larger scatter in the measured fission-track densities compared to conventional (manual) track counting.

The FD is used to characterize the chaotic nature of the tracer's distribution in primary tumors and metastases, based on the box counting procedure of chaos theory, for the analysis of dynamic PET data.

Where possible, the same spot counting procedure, equipment and software (including settings) should be used.

In the processive and coupled elongation models, the steps in elongation are represented by a counting procedure rather than by explicitly creating a series of N transitions.