This example is at the top of page 23.
Find this in section 7, at the bottom of page 20.
M\cdot N \cdot \phi{(T) \cdot P(T|H)}
The product M\cdot N \cdot \phi{(T)} is an integer and P(T|H) a probability. Dembski uses this as an approximation for the probability of T occuring. BUT it’s not a probability; it’s the binomial expectation for the number of observed T, and can be greater than one…
I have a blog post about it. Notes on the correct calculation appear near the bottom (in the Addendum).