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Meanings of count in English
The act of counting; reciting numbers in ascending order.
Synonyms
Examples for "counting"
Examples for "counting"
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This value is used to set the count used for simple counting.
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Results: We propose a novel trie-based algorithm for this k-mer counting problem.
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Main outcome measures: Eosinophil density was measured using a standardized counting technique.
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The opposition says Lukashenko supporters rigged the vote through fraudulent vote counting.
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Farmers have been counting their losses following the storm two weeks ago.
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The record number has pushed the state's active case tally past 2000.
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However, Senator Fifield said the tally as a proportion of connections fell.
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State electoral officials are set to release the finally tally on Wednesday.
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It's also the first year where the points tally was below 1700.
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In expenses of the bishop in the kitchen, 2 by one tally.
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It's time for a reckoning with reality, reflection and reform, principled action.
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And second, I'm reckoning you have less than ten minutes, said Rook.
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The second option was more difficult as it entailed serious, introspective reckoning.
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There are seven pueblos in ruins in the canyon, without reckoning Nos.
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A reckoning of the past really has to come at some point.
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And yet in this enumeration the greatest good of all is omitted.
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His crest and coat of arms are entered in the royal enumeration.
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The enumeration of some of the modes of writing may be interesting:
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This enumeration did not include the forces left in Spain and Italy.
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Lymphocyte and subset enumeration suggested that lymphocytopenia occurred in patients with COVID-19.
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Above forty, three different methods can be used to continue the numeration.
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If the children are practised in this way, they will soon learn numeration.
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Their system of numeration is quinary, as will appear from the following list:
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Notation, like numeration, began with ones, advanced to fives, then to tens, etc.
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From the variety of the reports, uniformity of nomenclature and numeration is almost impossible.
Usage of count in English
1
This value is used to set the count used for simple counting.
2
The early vote count is expected to top 50 million on Tuesday.
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The election count was under way; his mind was on serious matters.
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Besides, it doesn't count; ask the former President of the United States.
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Mercedes have been able to count on more power in qualifying, however.
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Thankfully, however, he didn't need to count on luck in the future.
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Make your words count What your teachers said about exams was right.
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At last count, the company said it had over 1 billion users.
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The count climbed last week for only the third time this year.
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Every single vote is going to count, Ms Palaszczuk said on Monday.
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Since Monday, the case count in the state has more than quadrupled.
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However, my military flying hours do still count towards my overall experience.
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Or to count up the number of pain-free days in a week.
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The public vote will count as one vote on the judging panel.
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The leukocyte count was a second significant but not independent risk factor.
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In the avian case, there simply aren't enough scientists to count birds.
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