Sentence examples for which counts to from inspiring English sources

Since the computing power on the CubeSat is limited, Bob should send the list of all his time tags and basis choices (not measurement outcomes) down to the OGS and let Alice identify the coincidences and matching bases to tell him which counts to use.

The state canvassing board will decide which count to use.

According to Frost and Sullivan, cities which become smart and are 26 to this point will become shareholders of a market of potential global revenue to be shared, which counts according to the report $3.3 trillion by the year 2025.

There's the Web site, which counts down to her infertility in bright purple and pink, and an app for downloading your own.

First, you lose the trust of your editorial team, which counts on management to give them the resources and freedom to create great content.

Forestry officials acknowledge that overly aggressive fire-suppression policies in place since early last century have left forests vulnerable to much larger fires because the natural order, which counts on fires to clear land and promote new growth, has been upset.

According to OSCAD, which counts attacks reported directly to the office by victims or witnesses, there have been 24 possibly racially-motivated violent attacks in the year to early August, two of them fatal.

Ms. Del Rey has an idea about her presentation, which counts for something — to some it counts for everything — but her singing still sounds like a road test.

The race has deflated the expectations of Georgia's opposition, which counts Tbilisi, home to more than a quarter of the electorate, as its most important stronghold.

The address of PV_RAM is also generated by PV_RAM_ADRESS1, a ring counter which counts from 0 to 135.

The address of IMAGE_RAM is generated through IMAGE_RAM_ADRESS register/counter, a ring counter which counts from 0 to 11151 (Figure 6b).