Sentence examples for explicitly counting from inspiring English sources

Monkeys and other animals can compute the exact number of a small set of objects at a glance without explicitly counting.

Since subjects needed to respond within 2.5 sec, they had to decide based on a visual impression of the darkness of the white and yellow squares, rather than explicitly counting the numbers of black patches and dividing them by the numbers of patches filled at each step.

Correction: December 2, 2000, Saturday A news analysis article on Nov. 24 about the difficulty of determining voters' intent cited one state erroneously among those that explicitly count ballots that are indented but not perforated.

While the budget office said that the figures in the current fiscal year included some spending that the Education Department does not explicitly count as projects aimed at keeping schools accountable, the report estimates that the city will spend $105 million on similar initiatives next year.

But in Magnesia, women can participate in elections and hold political office and the Athenian explicitly counts them as citizens (Laws 814C2 4).[26] Let us turn to the political system or constitution (politeia) of Magnesia.

Not only can these be explicitly counted but they can be "stepped through" to locate each occurrence in a specific abstract (e.g. each of the 42 mentions of sitaglyptin).

The CDC only explicitly counts deaths from firearms, grouping hospital visits from firearm injuries under an "other mechanism" category.

Likewise, with instances of entire villages moving south, the authorities frequently did not explicitly count the number of villagers, but simply took the word of the village leaders.

During the offer, the proposer was required to explicitly count the bills one by one to prevent confusion regarding the offer amount.

Thus, multiple occurrences of specific fragments are not explicitly counted.

This methodology enables hemicellulose chains of all lengths to be explicitly counted, which allows for the inclusion of chain-length dependent solubility and diffusion [ 10].