Sentence examples for least count from inspiring English sources
noun
The highest degree of accuracy of measurement that can be achieved.
- The least count of a voltmeter is the minimum change that can be discerned.
Pradeep Mutalik: "What's the least count of your measuring instrument?
But he can at least count on support from a very powerful ally: President Obama.
While Rice may be disappointed about returning to the bench, he can at least count on playing.
Anyone who packed up at the end of July, sold stocks and bought Treasuries can at least count themselves lucky.
The Rev. James H. Provost, chairman of the canon law department at Catholic University, said Bishop Elya could at least count recent history on his side.
In Los Angeles, West could at least count on a Hall of Fame cast, from Magic and Kareem to Kobe and Shaquille.
Driving a lot — even in what, by today's standards at least, counts as an energy-efficient vehicle — also makes it difficult to live within two thousand watts.
The nine clinical GDC models, obtained from least counting error of counting, exhibited corrected (for 6 parameters) fit errors ranging from 0.998% to 1.82%.
There is no measurable cross-talk between channels; linearity is limited by the least-count time bin.
Michel Lasme is an exception on at least one count.
They are wrong on at least one count.
