Sentence examples for distinct count from inspiring English sources

The algorithm produces two distinct count rates (n and γ) that are sent to the JET real time network ready for control applications and are simultaneously stored into the JET archive together with all the samples of each pulse.

In this case, we encode the base following this kmer using a default probability distribution derived from a distinct count distribution c 0 (b ) that gives the number of times we encoded base b using this default distribution.

For example, 5 can be thought of as five times 1 instead of a sequence of five distinct counting acts.

We will show how existing distinct counting algorithms, like Linear Counting and Flajolet-Martin Counting, are adapted to implement a DU and introduce a family of techniques to optimize a DU's space efficiency.

Cantor recognised that each distinct well-ordering of the elements gives rise to a distinct counting number, what he originally called an 'Anzahl [enumeral]', later an 'Ordnungszahl [ordinal number]', numbers which are conceptually quite different from cardinal numbers or powers, meant to express just the size of collections.[13] This distinction is hard to perceive at first sight.

Saxonov et al. employed CpG counts to classify human promoters into sets with distinct CpG count distributions, one with low and one with high mean (Saxonov et al., 2006).

Since the diagnosis of life-threatening neutropenia in cancer patients requires a distinct neutrophil count, this study aimed to determine the comparative performance between the neutrophil and granulocyte count.

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That is due to level 0 being the root level which contains only a single scaffold, the root scaffold, that has exactly 102 children (distinct ring count scaffolds).

Artificial contamination of three different food matrices with distinct bacterial counts revealed a detection limit of 101 CFU/g B. cereus cells after overnight enrichment.

More recent developments in this vein examine TCP flags attempting to find unusual sequences of flags, such as FIN flags being sent or received when no already established connection is present [15], or construct more elaborate feature vectors based on distinct IP counts of successful and unsuccessful connections [16].