7.14am: Here are excerpts of reports from my colleagues at key counts across the country.
Girardi and Swisher praised Lester's fastball command, and Girardi also complimented his mixture of pitches that kept the Yankees off balance, especially in key counts.
Failure on two out of the three key counts, and yet still qualifying for patent protection, shows just how ludicrous patenting in America has become.
Eileen Peters, spokeswoman for the state Department of Transportation's Hauppauge office, said the average daily traffic count for a key counting station in Southampton was 30,000 in 2000 (up from 23,000 in 1990), from which she estimated 15.3 million riders per year on the East End.
Usually, manufacturers create keyboards with standard keys count starting at 88 keys (the grand piano has 88 keys), 76 keys, 61 keys, 49 keys, 24 keys and finally, sometimes even 12 keys.
CCD test performs a key-by-key comparison of two key-count distributions by generating a probability that the frequency of any key in the distribution differs by more than a given fold factor from the other distribution.
These days, they synch their animation software with a Spotify account, hold down the function key, and count to five while it shits out an end-credits sequence in which a trio of lovable gophers triumphantly shake their rumps to "La Bamba".
Lab technicians who spend their days working with bulk fluorescence should note the key word: count.
Jurors in the corporate fraud trial of fired HealthSouth CEO Richard Scrushy told the judge Tuesday they couldn't reach a verdict and needed an explanation "in layman terms" of a key conspiracy count.
Find the G key. Count four white keys to the right of Middle C.
19 keys + 13 hotkeys = too many total keys to count.
