Military strength on land was counted in terms of divisions composed of 12,000 20,000 officers and men.
In a season in which their losing streaks are counted in terms of weeks, consecutive victories are enough to send the Nets to their locker room dreaming that the season is not yet over.
"The situation is already becoming noticeably serious," he says, and the costs can be counted in terms of plagiarism, withheld data, fraud, and bureaucratic management.
Thus, profanity may be counted in terms of dozens of phrases and words and up to many hundreds of instances per movie.
All BrdU-labeled cells in the selected area were counted in terms of cells/mm2.
All volumes were counted in terms of numbers of admissions.
Qualitatively, the superiority of goal differences as compared to points expresses the fact that a 5∶0 and a 1∶0 win is counted identically in terms of points although in general this difference indicates the presence of different fitness values for both teams.
These countries might well now be classed as developed, but should surely be counted in any estimate of the long-term success of developing countries.
This result is nevertheless not very informative from a policy perspective since what counts in terms of welfare consequences is the composition of migration.
