Yet Clinton's bill, which generally did not allow adult recipients to count time spent in classrooms toward their requirements, reduced the number of unmarried mothers attending college by more than 20 per cent, the researchers found.
Blockchain enthusiasts may enjoy perusing their wallets and counting how many different kinds of ERC20 tokens — which generally still have no actual utility, beyond that of a penny stock — are contained within.
(The count covers remarks posted on the White House Web site, not interviews, which generally are not released by the president's staff).
Which, generally, they do.
A semantically stronger approach, according to which information encapsulates truth, can avoid the paradox and is more in line with the ordinary conception of what generally counts as factual information, as we have seen in section 3.2.3.
ROC analyses done this way generally count false positives, which are highly homologous to the target peptides, towards true positives.
I would generally count separate charges on which an individual had been convicted on the same occasion as multiple convictions, if they were for what I considered different offences.
Despite the burst of cold weather, the country can generally count on a continuation of the recent warming trend, he said, which is possibly linked to a buildup of heat-trapping gases in the atmosphere.
In the movies and on TV, you can generally count on a scene where a sweaty explosives expert pores over a jumble of wires and decides which ones to clip -- think Keanu Reeves in Speed or Ziva in NCIS.
