We do have subeditors, of course, who deal at speed with a large volume of copy and are now doing much more than the traditional downtable sub's role of copy editing for sense, grammar and accuracy, cutting and headline writing.
However, its efficiency can suffer from the all-to-one large volume of data copy in the reduction step (Line 4).
Since the droplet volume is approximately one-sixth of the chamber volume, the predicted number of copies per 1 nL droplet volume was 0.2 copies per droplet which is less thanthe optimal number for this digital PCR format.
Mud Puddle's main business is high-volume (tens of thousands of copies), low-price "book plus" products, like a book about how to make sushi packaged with a bamboo mat, or a book on knitting that comes with needles and yarn.
For K, L ∈ K n and 0 ≤ i ≤ n, we write V (K [ i ], L [ n − i ] ) for the mixed volume with i copies of K and n − i copies of L. For K, K 1, …, K i ∈ K n and C = (K 1, …, K i ), we denote by V i (K, C ) the mixed volume V (K, …, K, K 1, …, K i ) where K appears n − i times.
The highest recorded publication volume was an issue of Biuletyn Informacyjny printed in 43,000 copies; average volume of larger publication was 1,000 5,000 copies.
The uncertainty for T, related to the volume of the droplet, copy number per droplet, and the dilution factor, was calculated by use of Eq. (2).
3, the preprocessing steps include selecting the initial vertices of high global betweenness, computing the Voronoi diagram, and re-partition the graph which involves large volumes of data copying over the network.
Guests can look through the "purchase diary," a large leather-bound volume containing copies of each day's contracts with the farmers and artisans who supply the kitchens, along with photographs of them picking vegetables, making rice wine, and slaughtering pigs.
A volume of her sonnets sold fifty thousand copies in the depths of the Depression.
According to Nielsen BookScan, the first volume of "Buddha" has sold 1,400 copies.
