Sentence examples for counting space from inspiring English sources

With a vacancy rate in suburban Richmond in 2002 of at least 17percentt, not counting space available for sublet, tenants were hard to land.

In terms of rivals, existing players in the calorie counting space include apps like MyFitnessPal, Lifesum, LoseIt and Noom but Osayande names the closest competitor as another AI-applying automatic meal planner — called Eat This Much.

The number of virtual counting spaces was adjusted to region-specific numerical density and ranged from 59, in small neuronal groups in the MBC, to 664 for Purkinje cells with significant variations in the numerical density per counting space.

The total number of NeuN, AT8 or WFA-positive cells was calculated using the following equation: N = ∑ Q − ⋅ t h ⋅ 1 a s f ⋅ 1 s s f asf area sampling fraction H height of counting space Q − number of object ssf section sampling fraction t thickness of the section.

The sizes of the grid and of the virtual counting space were adjusted to the size and shape of the examined regions.

The grid size and the virtual counting space were designed for each brain structure individually to adjust to the size and shape of the region of interest and to reduce the variation, as reflected in the SD and the CE.

When only substitutions are taken into account for measuring dissimilarity, counting spaced subwords instead of substrings improves the filtration efficiency.

Instead, they talk, text, or Tweet, so we've prepared a time-saver for those hipsters, geeks, and Twitteristas who haven't the time to reduce the classics to Twitter's required 140 characters, counting spaces.

The number of virtual counting spaces ranged from 30 (CA2) to 663 in the globus pallidus, but for Purkinje cells, the number of counting spaces was increased to 1,118.

Both of these can be determined by counting spaces and/or drawing an arrow on a line of the metric prefixes.

"So you're wondering how Asian I am?" she asked, rolling her eyes good-naturedly when I went off on a tangent about India's Hindu variation, which counts "space" as an element.