Sentence examples for effectively 10 from inspiring English sources

Kynaston writes: "On 4 May the unfairest, most unreconstructed of Cup finals saw United lose their goalkeeper Ray Wood to a cynical assault by Aston Villa's Peter McParland ('one of those things that can happen in football', the TV commentator Kenneth Wolstenholme reassured the nation), play most of the match with effectively 10 men and eventually go down 2-1 with a brace for McParland".

Each population consisted of 5 individuals (effectively 10 haploid chromosome sets) that were pooled and sequenced to approximately 20X-30X coverage using whole genome shotgun sequencing.

For each population we randomly selected 5 individuals (effectively 10 haploid chromosome sets) from mixed sex populations for Illumina sequencing (130 total individuals).

Thus, effectively, (10) Q (X ) = = m i n { d i j : i ∈ X, J ∉ X } − m a x { d i j : i, j ∈ X } > 0. The goal function of the clustering procedure is { Q (N 1 ), Q (N 2 ), …, Q (N k ) } → l e x m a x, where N1, N2,..., N k is a set of non-overlapping subsets of N, the union of which constitutes the whole N. We compare these sets lexicographically.

He's been paid effectively £10,000 a day for having done a job he failed at".

So that's effectively 52 channels with 6,800 hours versus one channel with 170 hours".

Adjusted for that factor, E85 on Thursday was effectively 31 cents a gallon more expensive than gasoline.

That's the fifth consecutive maiden; for a team that is effectively 270 for three, that's a little craven.

Finally, the low-dose rate approach also allows for self-consistent electron tomography from single projections, which preserves pristine atomic structures most effectively [10].

Since the smallest noticeable change in single precision is effectively 10−7, the subdomains with smaller changes will not be reactivated in single precision, but only in double precision computations.

While the noise levels are meters for the SINGLE and DGPS methods, but are effectively <10−1 m for the PPP method at a frequency of 0.01 0.1 cpm that is mostly involved in great tsunamis (M w > 8.5) (Rabinovich and Eblé 2015).