The phrase "amount of rings" is not correct in standard English; it should be "number of rings." You can use it when referring to a countable quantity of rings, such as in jewelry or sports.
Example: "The championship ring has a specific design that represents the number of rings won by the team."
Alternatives: "count of rings" or "quantity of rings."
We consider the cell tower loc as a proxy for the physical position of the user s. 1 SMS duration is zero, while nearly 40%% of calls have duration equal to 0. Besides missed or unanswered calls, such a large amount of rings is reckoning with a common practice in Italy to use rings for meaning 'call me back soon" or "I have just arrived", for instance, to get synchronized at a meeting.
The special stages are the same, though the amount of rings needed to progress has been decreased, and the score made within the stage no longer resets.
A set amount of rings must be collected to pass through each of three checkpoints and in turn to obtain the emerald itself.
No amount of ring-fencing or reallocation is going to address this problem.
No amount of ringing the call button or cajoling the tight-lipped flight attendant worked and my child was in tears by the time we landed.
Reflecting different ratios of edge to basal plane sites or amounts of ring strain imposed by curvature, burnout rates are found to differ by greater than 400% for the soots studied here.
Strikingly, the hyperactive Y494D mutant exhibited mostly open-ring oligomers (Fig. 4d) and a small amount of closed rings (Fig. 4e).
This allows to establish that sp2 clustering occurs predominantly with the formation of olefinic chains, with a smaller amount of aromatic-ring structures formed.
sie and sie oocytes have the normal amount of four ring canals, indicating that the germ line went through the normal number of four incomplete divisions (Fig. 1B, inset) and that the compound egg chambers are not generated by an additional division of the germ cell cluster.
However, a certain amount of undamaged pyrrole rings were deposited into films.
"People can spend an exorbitant amount of money on rings they cannot afford and then it is not uncommon for them to break up.
