The phrase "amount of bars" is not correct in standard written English; it should be "number of bars." You can use it when referring to a countable quantity of bars, such as in music or physical objects.
Example: "The song has a total number of bars that makes it easy to follow along."
Alternatives: "count of bars" or "quantity of bars."
The iPhone 4 might show 4 bars when it really only has 2. The fix will then make the iPhone 4 display the right amount of bars more of the time.
Bennett says since bars using BarEye paid $200 for the service, he is confident he can sign on a large amount of bars for free through franchisees, each of which will manage about 100 bars in a given location.
The amount of bars not chock full of tourists or video poker machines can be counted on one hand.
Maybe it's because in the UK there would be specialist drag bars, but here there isn't the amount of bars for places to specialise in just one thing.
Maybe it's because in the UK there would be specialist drag bars, but here there isn't the amount of bars for places to specialize in just one thing.
"This is fucking Halifax, it has one of the highest per capita amount of bars in the world, go out you fucks".
Based on the amount of FRP bars, different failure modes were identified, namely tensile rupture of FRP bars and concrete crushing before or after yielding of steel reinforcement.
Based on the amount of FRP bars, different failure modes were identified, namely tensile rupture of prestressed FRP bars and concrete crushing before or after yielding of steel reinforcement.
The aim is to produce maximum amount of customer bars from liquid steel.
Try reducing the amount of chocolate bars you have one by one until you no longer need them or find a healthier replacement!
Participation was compensated with 50.00 sFr and the amount of chocolate bars won.
