Sentence examples for which denotes how from inspiring English sources

To estimate the error symbols number for a packet, we calculate the rank of the syndrome matrix which denotes how many errors occurred in a packet.

Some cards are marked X speed, such as 40x or 600x speed, which denotes how many times faster the card is than the 1.2 megabit per second speed of old CDs.

where α is a smoothing factor, which denotes how recent and old samples of C i and N i influence the EWMA estimates.

If there is a match with the next move as well, C' (which denotes how much the present move has matched some action in its previous history) is augmented to include the present move, otherwise C' is re-initialized to contain the latest character only.

The order in which each character and enemy performs these actions is based on their "response" (RES) statistic, which denotes how quickly a particular character can act.

They performed a singular value decomposition (SVD) cluster analysis and generated a quantitative value termed the tissue similarity index (TSI), which denotes how well various cell lines still represent their tissue of origin [ 15].

In the Chinese for bath, for example (pronounced xizao in the pinyin Romanization system), both characters start with the same radical, which denotes water, and the right-hand half of both characters indicates how they are pronounced.

(Roe: which denotes pot smoking, by the way).

There must, then, even so be something which denotes substance.

Groupware primarily means calendaring, which denotes shared schedules.

He used the word "laïcité," which denotes the separation of church and state.