where f denotes the frequency; δ is the Dirac function; DDF3(f) denotes the distribution density function of third-order IMPs as defined in [15], and it can be easily counted according to the number of subcarriers.
Experts say that many other species may contain similarly diverse populations, although they will be harder to delineate than those of salmon, which can be easily counted in their native streams.
The impact on strategies such as that being applied toward immunization was in part to place greater emphasis on programs that could be easily counted and where the metrics of change could be easily measured over annual time frames.
Electronic votes can be easily counted and recounted.
But that activity was not formally tracked as an "assessment" that could be easily counted and compared.
But these legionaries need not exercise much judgment or discretion, and their output (a mile of road, a shot in the arm) can be easily counted.
As solitary and often nocturnal creatures — unlike, say, elk, which herd together and can be easily counted — bear numbers are guesses at best, scientists say, especially for poorly studied species like the black bear.
Note that N1 and N2 can be easily counted from the collected dataset.
Aged GMR-GAL4 Httex1-Q46-eGFP flies form GFP-fluorescent huntingtin aggregates that can be easily counted.
Furthermore, the number of amalgams ever present in the mouth, which can often be easily counted by reviewing dental records, may not suffice.
Oenocytes, with their linear and segmentally arranged distribution in the fly abdomen, can be easily counted with X-gal staining, as individually lacZ positive or negative, directly through the abdominal cuticle (Fig. 1, S1).
