Perhaps it's partly a question of failing to keep up with the times, but then maybe it is simply easier for smaller groups and organisations to deal with a pile of cheques with people's names clearly printed on them rather than count heaps of notes and coins, or try to tally up bank transfers.
"When a woman thus coiffed dances at a ball, she is compelled to continually bend down as she passes beneath the chandeliers," the Count of Vaublanc noted in his diary.
An absolute lymphocyte count of <1,000/μL was noted in only 22% of patients with WAS. 2 Functional abnormalities in T cells may be present, as demonstrated by abnormal proliferative responses to mitogens; however, 46% of patients have normal responses.
The first- and second-graders free-styled as the rehearsal came to a close, improvising a series of notes, counting and clapping the rhythm to the music.
The annual count of authored papers is noted in Figure 9.
Systemic complications, such as gingivitis, oral ulceration, alopecia, general weakness, and neutropenia (absolute neutrophil count of < 1500) were noted.
The count column notes the number of testable faults rectified by the drug selection, and the coverage shows the count as a percentage of total testable fault rectified.
He walks to the steel closet, where we keep the household cash, and brings it to the men, making a point of not bothering to count the notes.
Ms. Reid pleaded guilty to one count of sending a threatening hate note, a misdemeanor.
This study noted the count of unique atom environments in Substance is greater than it is in Compound.
(Note a separate count of those who drop out because blood pressure (BP) is reduced too avidly will be noted).
