Sentence examples for define counts from inspiring English sources

In this table, let us define counts n ij as the numbers of objects rated i (i = 1,..., I) by observer A and j (j = 1,..., I) by observer B, and suppose that these counts have a full multinomial distribution with expected mean m ij = N × π ij, where N is the sample size, and π ij is a probability distribution on the cells of the I × I table.

Negotiators now have until December to narrow the range further and define counting rules and verification measures.

Data acquisition proceeded according to previously defined counting protocols that were identified using a bar code read from the side of the rack.

Traditionally, "frequent attendance" and "frequent attenders" are defined counting patient contacts within an arbitrarily defined time period.

After defining count data and alternative analysis approaches, the main count models will be described with an emphasis on their assumptions, which will be completed by considerations in the context of drug development.

Therefore, the task execution energy was defined counting the number of fixations inside the ROI to complete the task: (8) J fix = ∑ ∀ fixations    in    ROI 1. Equation (8) is the number of steps made to complete the task.

Alas, once we let companies define what counts as "demand" and "need," these two tend to get defined downwards.

Failure to define what counts as success — victory — on the battlefield wreaks unnecessary, unhealthful confusion among troops as to their roles.

That was the impulse behind a plan launched by Charles Clarke, the home secretary, to define what counts as unacceptable behaviour by Muslims in Britain.

The standards agreed to Monday are less onerous than earlier proposals and give banks more leeway to define what counts as high-quality, or Tier 1, capital.

The standards announced Monday are less onerous than previous proposals and give banks more leeway to define what counts as high-quality, or Tier 1, capital.