This would re-set the ratification count at zero and start the ratification process over again.
They start counting the automobiles at their table and one boy takes the census.
For example, if you start counting at the "2" mark, the hand will have passed 30 seconds at the "8" marker, or if you start at 12, 30 sec.
The second column in the crate (counting from 0) is edited to contain the row number value (starting count at 1).
In its simplest form, the study selection diagram would report how many studies are retrieved, excluded and included: the diagram would start by counting studies at the top and conclude by counting studies at the bottom.
Whether you start counting at the moment it changed from being a Mexican city to an American one, to the rise of the Beats, Panthers, Hippies, or the Homebrew Computer Club, the Bay Area has been the center of so many turning points and sea changes.
Starting with pennies, count out enough change starting the counting at the purchase price) to get to the next coin or bill size.
This makes it the perfect weapon of social control - especially if you start counting dramatically at the first sign of misbehaviour, inviting the child to mend his ways before you get to three.
Then you, too, can start counting the calendar backwards at each birthday.
They start counting at 6 A.M., so that hour 1 is 7 A.M. -- and the result is that many Ethiopians, especially those in the countryside, keep their watches set 6 hours behind the way time is expressed in the rest of the region.
As an example, educational attainment is another variable frequently seen in regressions used by labor economists, either measured in years of schooling (Do we start counting at kindergarten, or pre-school?) or in universally defined levels of education described by the International Standard Classification of Education codes (ISCED; UNESCO 2011).
