Sentence examples for numbers adopted from inspiring English sources

Yet extreme drought in that region this year has sharply reduced the numbers adopted.

For instance, after "Write and Sell a Screenplay" was featured, an unusual number adopted it as a goal.

Most Wa communities have had extensive historical contact with Tai-speaking Buddhists, and over the 20th century an increasing number adopted Buddhism.

There were 5,330 adoptions in England in the year ending 31 March 2015 – a substantial rise on the number adopted in 2011, when the then education secretary Michael Gove demanded that more children should be adopted, faster.

It is worth noting that since the number of training samples is very big for dictionary learning problem (the number adopted in the experiment of Section 4 is 62001), a simple iteration formula is essential.

Linkage group numbering adopted for this map follows the one originally established for RAPD marker maps.

The numbering adopted for the gene classification is reported on the left of each gene.

In mouse Csn1s1, there is a tandem repeat of 14 copies of a 18 nucleotides exon (exon 14 in Rijnkels et al [ 37] and exon 16.1 in the numbering adopted in Figure 5).

"Either way few people doubt that the number adopting Islam in the UK has risen dramatically in the past 10 years".

In the present article, we attempt to analyze DWOs in several boiling channels with varying lengths (Froude number) adopting moving node scheme (MNS) and fixed node scheme (FNS).

Trapezoidal fuzzy numbers are adopted to handle inherent uncertainty and imprecision of the data involved in decision process.