Sentence examples for remains to count from inspiring English sources

Consequently, evaluating each single entry takes constant time; it remains to count the computed entries.

Then, at time m−1, we have n m −1 sampled individuals and another i sampled individuals and it remains to count the number of trees on the sequence (n1,…, n m −1+ i).

Further, at time m−1, there are n m −1 sampled lineages and i− j ancestral lineages that are not sampled and it remains to count the number of FRS trees on the sequence (n1,…, n m −1+ i− j).

"HarperCollins remains thrilled to count Jessica Seinfeld on its roster of talented authors, and continues to stand unequivocally behind her work," he said.

What remains to be seen is what counts as a syntactic state.

Of course, what remains to be seen is what counts as a syntactic state.

Polling by the BOA has found consistently high support for the ban remaining – over 75 per cent at the last count – and it remains to be seen how athletes react to a possible return by Chambers and Millar.

(But who's counting?) It remains to be seen whether the oversight committee will refer Clemens and McNamee to the Justice Department, or whether federal agents will try to indict Clemens or McNamee for perjury, the way it happened for Barry Bonds, after he seemed to give some, er, imprecise answers under oath during the Balco investigation.

According to early results from surveys of voters leaving the polls on Tuesday, nearly 9 out of 10 Wisconsin voters said their minds were made up about whom to vote for before May 1. Whether all that money results in larger turnout for either of the candidates remains to be seen until vote counts are in after the polls close.

The sum of counts in each column remains to be the same as that for two-marker case.

But except in Florida and Utah, where laws specifically mention clotheslines, the question remains whether clotheslines count as "solar-energy systems" under the statutes.