They take attendance -- you pay a fine from 36 cents to $7 for arriving late or missing a payment, unless you have a valid reason -- and spend a lot of time carefully counting and recording the payments.
Few minutes after the preparation of experiment solution, 20 fingerlings (1.58 ± 0.02 g), i.e. fish in their exponential growth phase were carefully counted, weighed and placed into each tank at the stocking density of 1 g of fish/L.
"If we go out with 17 boats and we come back with 17 boats, that's a good day to me," Mr. Fehling said as he carefully counted heads, boats and paddles.
At the end of each 20 minute meal in the dining hall, the forks, spoons and knives were laid out on the table and carefully counted to ensure that nothing had been taken as a potential weapon.
I carefully counted out the £3.99 and ding!
SANTA RITA COURTS 2341 Corta Street On Christmas morning during his first year as congressman from Texas' 10th District, Johnson ventured into East Austin and carefully counted all the outdoor toilets.
All litters were carefully counted on the day of birth, and no postnatal deaths were observed before genotyping at 19 days of age.
After 1603, there were no more heroes, no more crusades to distract attention from the interminable round of plague and profit, the bodies carefully counted by London bureaucrats, the totals posted every week in every parish, the "hurry hurry hurry" of survivors, frenetically pursuing money, political power and sex.
Well, 1.7% of all Ph.D.s become "numerical clerks and cashiers, clerical, retail, and bar staff" after graduation, as carefully counted by the Higher Education Statistics Agency.
