Sentence examples for enables the counting of from inspiring English sources
First, the whole application flow has been described with a parameterized performance model that enables the counting of operations and transfers according to 25 variables such as the display format, the number and size of objects, etc.
In this work we prove a new effective Chebotarev density theorem, independent of GRH, that improves the previously known unconditional error term and enables the counting of small primes; this theorem holds for the Galois closures of "almost all" number fields that lie in an appropriate family of field extensions.
Bourdillon's sampler enabled the counting of cultivable fungi and their identification.
Such interfaces are defined here as "nano‐digital surfaces," since they enable the counting of individual signaling complexes separated by a biologically inert background.
Participants will be asked to return their medication bottles to enable the counting of left-over capsules as well as part of participant adherence monitoring.
Using PubReMiner (http://hgserver2.amc.nl/cgi-bin/miner/miner2.cgi ), a meta-tool for PubMed enabling the counting of the occurrence of certain search results (for example, author names) within a PubMed Search, lists of authors ranked by their number of publications were created for overlapping periods of three years with each period shifting by one year (1993-95; 1994-96; ……; 2011-13).
The pixellated detector enables the counting statistics of a 20 ×20 mm2 detector with the angular resolution afforded by the 250 μ m pixel pitch.
The solution will be to either develop new, ultra sensitive detection methods that enable the counting basically of single molecules, or do substantially increase the densities and thus the observed reaction rates.
JackOut enables the out-of-body experience.
While supporting the establishment of the provincial level OVC databases, UNICEF should ensure that they are all synchronized and based on such recording system that enables effective counting of the beneficiaries and not only of the service provision events.
Here, we address this question, using a single-molecule imaging technique that enables direct counting of the number of each GluK subunit type in homomeric and heteromeric receptors in the plasma membranes of live cells.
