(2) and (3), so that time is effectively measured in number of edits and the broad inter-event time distribution between successive edits (observed in empirical studies [20]) does not have to be considered directly.
It's hard to dispute that, given his magisterial role in editing three successive editions of Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary: the 9th (1983), the 10th (1993) and the 11th (2003).
For example, toxic gene-derived counterselection markers can be developed in Clostridium strains by using an inducible promoter for seamless and successive genome editing [ 19, 20].
For any wiki page p, we assume there are a series of edit versions v 0, v 1, v 2, …, v n, where version v 0 is empty and n > 0. AuthorReward counts multiple successive versions edited by a researcher as one version.
The authority for that statement is Erskine May, the famous text-book of parliamentary practice edited by successive clerks of the House of Commons.
The length of a plateau or peace period is defined as the number of edits between two successive increments in either M or S. A last word on WP banning statistics.
To further compare empirical observations in WP with our model predictions, we measure the typical length of a constant 'plateau' in the M and S time series, i.e. the number of edits between two successive increments.
Srinivasa Sastri corrected mistakes in the manuscript of The Story of My Experiments with Truth, the English translation of Gandhi's autobiography and also successive issues of the magazine Harijan that was edited by Mahatma Gandhi.
He edits and re-edits the images, using them to different effect in successive movies as his ideas and perceptions, and sometimes the facts, change.
Edited, base-edited cells.
