Sentence examples for count transfer from inspiring English sources

Here's government employment (that bulge was Census hiring): And here's government purchases of goods and services (so it doesn't count transfer payments like unemployment insurance): Basically, government has been shrinking for the past year — in practice, fiscal policy has been doing exactly what Republicans say it should be doing.

The EUA survey found that 88% of institutions now report using the ECTS system to count credits for bachelor's and master's degree programs, and 90% used the system to count transfer credits.

This ranking didn't count transfer students or students who graduated in more than four years (including low-income students who take time off to work), and although Shimer's cost and aid are comparable to other private schools (tuition is nearly $30,000 a year), Shimer offers only a few full-ride scholarships.

On the ah count, transfer some weight back onto the foot diagonally behind your right foot, then the full weight back onto the right foot.

Attempts to dye the sperm heads with DNA-specific fluorescent dyes within the female reproductive tract to count transferred sperm failed.

In this first series of experiments, we provide the correct count-to-distance or distance-to-count transfer functions to the methods that need them (MDS1, MDS2, PM1).

Three of the methods tested, which we collectively refer to as metric methods, require as input a count-to-distance or distance-to-count transfer function: MDS1, MDS2 and PM1.

Interestingly, we observe no significant difference between PM1 and PM2, which shows that there is no price to pay in terms of inferred structure if we do not specify the exponent of the distance-to-count transfer function.

The World Bank, the main tally keeper (in the form of a careful economist named Dilip Ratha), only counts transfers recorded by central banks.

Cells were counted, transferred into 1.5 ml RNAse-free polypropylene tubes, spun down, and snap-frozen in liquid nitrogen.

7, 8 Third/IV instars were counted, transferred to storage jars containing 4% formaldehyde, and transported to the laboratory for species identification by using a stereomicroscope.