Sentence examples for measure which counts from inspiring English sources

The new measure, which counts those costs, was designed to adjust for that shift.

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According to the official measure, which counts pre-tax cash income, 34.6m people live in poverty in America.These figures are grim, but they need to be put into context.

But I note that GitHub is the only measure which counts Swift as more popular than Objective-C.

The third evaluation criteria we use is the MEC measure, which counts the number of allele flips in the fragments required to produce the phased haplotype assembly solution.

Below you will find a list of the top ten viral videos of 2009, as tracked by Visible Measures, which counts not only plays on YouTube but also video shared across social networks like MySpace as well as MTV networks and Viacom.

In other words, Oxfam's measure of wealth, which counts the most indebted person in the world as the poorest, includes a number of people who, by global standards, are quite privileged.

Revising the traditional system of measuring TV ratings, which counts only live viewership of programs, is gaining urgency because an estimated 17percentt of American households now own DVRs.

Better still, Britain's Office for National Statistics already measures "ILO unemployment", which counts people out of work and actively seeking it, whether or not they are entitled to benefits.

Measures such as OFA, which counts the total number of beam breaks ∈ [0, 50000), or blood haloperidol concentration may on their original scale break this assumption.

The social hierarchy in chickens is measured using the 'pecking order' concept, which counts the number of aggressive pecks given and received.