Sentence examples for off count from inspiring English sources

In the algorithm, the switch off count is associated with a threshold value which preserves the network connectivity.

For example, should a unit of benefit to the worst off count 10 times the same size benefit to the best off and 5 times the same size benefit to the averagely well off?

De la Colonie later recorded – "They concentrated their fire upon us, and with their first discharge carried off Count de la Bastide ... so that my coat was covered with brains and blood".

Because sports has clearly run off the rails when possibly the worst owner ever can walk off counting his billions.

Indeed in some countries, such as Germany, old people are typically better off, counting the value of all they receive from government, than the young.

"I got the impression that I'd be better off counting bedsheets in the Baghdad Embassy than studying at Harvard," one colonel said.

"I started off counting women who had been killed in domestic violence after I noticed that, in the first three days of January 2012, eight women had been killed," she said.

For a simplistic example of how prioritarianism might work, suppose the welfare of the worst off counts five times as much as the welfare of the better off.

Again with the welfare of the worst off counting five times as much, Alternative 2 comes out at \ 8 \times 5 \times 10,000) + (9 \times 100,000)\), which comes to 1,300,000 total units of welfare.

Moreover, each pixel can be independently configured in one of four different modes: masked mode: pixel is off, counting mode: 1-count for each signal over threshold, TOT mode: the counter is incremented continuously as long as the signal is above threshold, and arrival time mode: the counter is incremented continuously from the time the first hit arrives until the end of the shutter.

You're probably better off counting students' butt clenches.