Head counts are done at least six times a day.
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There were two head counts conducted, one at 5 a.m.
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So many shoaling fish are excellent appraisers of relative head counts.
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As a result, many shoaling fish are excellent appraisers of relative head counts.
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If it didn't get repealed, would you consider moving head counts away from Charlotte?
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Three end-of-shift head counts failed to alert jail staff to his disappearance.
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She is always doing head counts to make sure that no one gets left behind.
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Then they computed a rough yield based on historical averages of head counts and average weights per head.
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Amazing prison escapes There were two head counts conducted the day the three escaped, one at 5 a.m.
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Those acquisitions represent low head counts, and their astronomical valuations lean against the very idea of monopoly power.
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Thomas and Noel, "repeatedly failed" to perform head counts of inmates in the jail on the night of Aug.
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Note that administrative head counts of S.S.D.I. and S.S.I. beneficiaries have been falling over roughly the same time frame as the C.P.S. disabled; since these head counts include beneficiaries 55 and older, some of the S.S.D.I. and S.S.I. declines may represent people retiring out of the program and into traditional Social Security.
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In that time, according to the statement, there had been three formal inmate head counts, and two informal counts overnight.
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With those numbers, they compute a rough yield based on historical averages of head counts and average weights per head.
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We were still locked up for all of the head counts, and also locked up at the end of the day.
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Three end-of-shift head counts failed to note to his disappearance, which was finally reported the evening of the following day.
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An autopsy of the caucuses revealed an archaic system that included, at times, an inability to provide accurate head counts in precincts.
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Guards at the jail are required to conduct multiple scheduled head counts of inmates, and also to conduct rounds of the facility.
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And he noted that other democracies, from Australia to the United Kingdom, routinely ask about citizenship in their head counts without any difficulty.
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Security experts note that — despite significantly smaller head counts — presidential candidates and their campaigns are among the most targeted organizations in the world.
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Those complications, in turn, led some attendees to stomp off before the caucusing even began and others to raise suspicions over accurate head counts.
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The sub-index that measures business sentiment also slipped to its lowest level on record, while firms further trimmed head counts, the survey showed.
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There is an ongoing investigation into whether the proper protocol for the head counts was followed, the Department of Military Affairs and Public Safety said.
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Staff members conduct round-the-clock head counts, sometimes at 15-minute intervals, all while monitoring the constant flow of boys being received and discharged.
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Head counts are converted to a proportional number of county convention delegates, which are then converted to "state delegate equivalents," which then determine the win.
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Part of the reason for low staffing: Unemployment office head counts are pegged to the unemployment rate, which had reached historic lows before the pandemic hit.
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Jailers doing head counts are supposed to physically confirm that inmates are in their bunks if they don't see movement, but they didn't do so, Woods said.
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Researchers with groups like World Wildlife Fund tend to favor the smaller, inexpensive systems, which take grainy images but help document the movements of animals and gather head counts.
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And since California's constitution limits what state prisons can do to downsize, counties were given an influx of funds to come up with ways to lower their head counts.
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Bernie Sanders matchup saw caucus sizes swell and with that Democrats experienced a raft of inefficiencies, ranging from long lines and cramped precinct locations to overwhelmed volunteers and repetitive head counts.
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Nayeri, Tieu and Duong escaped through a hole in the wall on the same day an attention-grabbing jail fight broke out, leading to a delay in head counts for the evening.
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Journalists in Gannett's stable will likely breathe sighs of relief, given MediaNews's track record of slashing costs and reducing the head counts in newsrooms as part of its quest to maximize profits.
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The rise in staffing is also indicative of larger dysfunction, wherein a drive to reduce federal head counts and surround the recruiting process with lots of rules makes direct hiring more difficult.
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To keep from being desensitized, he told me, he resolved to learn all his prisoners' names and listen to all the questions they had for him during the twice-daily head counts.
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But real progress in diversity and inclusion involves more than head counts for race and gender; it takes into account geography, culture and the specialized knowledge and skills of people with diverse backgrounds.
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Sutherland adds that there were multiple head counts and other "safeguards" that should've been carried out by the driver to prevent the incident from happening, and that the employee has since been terminated.
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Ideo discovered that one key contributor to the food-waste problem is a fear of not having enough food, and so hotel personnel and conference organizers both inflate expected head counts to guard against any shortage.
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Iowa had never done so until this year, instead releasing "state delegate equivalents" based on head counts of the people who'd caucuses, something that, thanks to rounding and gaps in rural and urban turnout, did not reflect the popular vote.
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"Terry Gou is going to have to do some serious restructuring, spinouts, carve-outs, reduced head counts, centralizing things, and he'll have to do it at a distance, across a sea with management he doesn't really control," Mr. Moel said.
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However, smaller digital media sites that staffed up to cover new political coverage areas may be in more trouble, especially because many of these companies are already reconsidering their cost structures and head counts in light of lower advertiser interest, Harrison said.
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Federal prosecutors last week said that two M.C.C. guards, Michael Thomas and Tova Noel, failed to conduct scheduled head counts on all inmates in that special housing unit or do other required rounds for up to eight hours before Epstein was found dead.
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The department's proposed rule — the one that prompted the lobbyists' letter — affirmed that districts could decide for themselves how to distribute their money among schools, whether based on head counts, student-to-teacher ratios, a percentage increase over the previous year's school budget or anything else.
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He then casually strolled out the door at South Central Regional Jail in Charleston to freedom at around 6 AM. It took until Thursday night before the jail finally realized he had escaped—even though staff was supposed to have done three rounds of head counts before then.
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Both guards are accused of signing multiple false certifications that they did mandated inmate head counts and performed rounds of the jail unit in an effort "to conceal their failure to perform their duties," according to an indictment against Noel and Thomas unsealed in U.S. District Court in Manhattan.
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The Manhattan U.S. Attorney's Office has said the guards appeared to have slept, surfed the internet, moved around a common area and sat at their desk instead of doing mandated inmate head counts and regular rounds in the special protective unit of the jail, where Epstein was being held awaiting trial.
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On Tuesday, two guards from the Metropolitan Correctional Center were arrested on federal charges of falsifying written records in an effort to cover up the fact that they had not conducted head counts on inmates including Epstein in the hours before he was found unresponsive in that jail with a noose around his neck.
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" A 2015 report from the Administration for Children and Families outlines the minimum health and safety standards that experts believe should be in place for children receiving child care outside their home, Dr. Anixt said, including a section on transportation that specifies that "head counts of children should be taken before and after transporting to prevent a child from being left in a vehicle.
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The stakeholders of a project essentially act as "empty vessels" and receive information. Feedback is minimal if at all and participation is assessed through methods such as head counts.
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In order to keep accurate records (e.g. of birth and death) and to be alert to instances of straying, shepherds must perform frequent head-counts of their flocks. Dating back at least to the medieval period, and continuing to the present in some areas like Slaidburn, farms were granted fell rights, allowing them access to common grazing land. To prevent overgrazing, it was vitally important for each farm to keep accurate, updated head-counts.
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They had been killed by the military and presented to authorities as guerrilla fighters (insurgents) killed in battle, in order to increase action head counts. Similar cases have since appeared all over the country.
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The number of researchers in Trinidad and Tobago grew from 787 to 914 between 2009 and 2012. This corresponds in a rise from 595 to 683 in the number of researchers (head counts) per million inhabitants.
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In 2011, Moroccan researchers (in head counts) were employed primarily in natural sciences (34%), social sciences (26%) and humanities (20%). The lack of jobs in engineering and technology (8% of total employment in research and development) reflects the fledgling culture of entrepreneurship and innovation in Morocco.
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In the 2000s, head counts were adjusted to reflect tourists who rode the foundation's buses, who visited its museums, who bought carriage rides, who went to night programs, and the like. These numbers were reported as "turnstile" counts. From old annual reports, it appears general admission ticket sales have never reached one million.
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The number of researchers has climbed steadily over the past decade, even doubling between 2008 and 2010 in head counts from 1 387 to 2 823, according to the UNESCO Institute for Statistics. This represents a leap from 44 to 83 researchers per million inhabitants over the same period. One in four researchers is a woman.
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Another possible definition is a person who called to literally do a head count, presumably on behalf of either the town council or the house owners. This is rumoured to have occurred in Liverpool, in the years after the First World War. Mechanical tally counters can make such head counts easier, by removing the need to make any marks.
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Tanzania had 69 researchers (in head counts) per million population in 2010. In 2014, Tanzania counted 15 publications per million inhabitants in internationally catalogued journals, according to Thomson Reuters' Web of Science (Science Citation Index Expanded). The average for sub-Saharan Africa was 20 publications per million inhabitants and the global average 176 publications per million inhabitants.
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Kyrgyzstan counted 412 researchers per million inhabitants (in head counts) in 2011, less than one-third the global average (1,083 in 2013). The great majority of researchers are employed by the public sector: 53% work in the government sector and 34% in the higher education sector. Most researchers are working in the field of natural sciences (27%) and engineering (26%), followed by the health sector (18%).
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Women are underrepresented in engineering and technology (33.5%) but prevalent in medical and health sciences (61.7%) and agriculture (66.7%). The number of researchers per million inhabitants (in head counts) peaked at 1,867 in 2009 before receding to 1,300 in 2013, a lower level than over the period from 2001 to 2006. The number of researchers may be underestimated, as many Armenian researchers have secondary jobs in research.
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There were 471.3 researchers (in full-time equivalents) in 2015, double the number in 2002 (223).This corresponds to 30.3 per million inhabitants in 2015, almost double the ratio in 2002 (17.6 per million inhabitants). When measured in head counts, one in five researchers (21%) was a woman in 2009.[1] More than half of research (51%) was performed by the non-profit sector in 2009.
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Potential areas for economic development include oil and gas, tourism, minerals and information and communication technologies (ICTs). Research funding climbed between 2008 and 2010 from 0.33% to 0.48% of GDP. Over the same period, the number of researchers doubled (in head counts) from 1 387 to 2 823, according to the UNESCO Institute for Statistics. This represents a leap from 44 to 83 researchers per million inhabitants over the same period.
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As the experiment progressed, participants assigned to guard positions escalated their aggression. Although guards were instructed not to hit the prisoners, they found ways to humiliate/disrupt them via systematic searches, strip searches, spraying for lice, sexual harassment, denying them of basic rights (e.g., bathroom use) and waking inmates from their sleep for head counts. Social and moral values initially held by the guards were quickly abandoned as they became immersed in their role.
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Researchers in Armenia and neighbouring countries, 2001-2013. Source: UNESCO Science Report: towards 2030 (2015), Figure 12.2 The number of researchers (in head counts) in the public sector has dropped by 27% since 2008, to 3,870 (2013), a casualty of the global financial crisis of 2008–2009. Female researchers accounted for 48.1% of the total in 2013. Like other former Soviet states, Armenia has long since achieved gender parity in science and engineering.
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This target can only be reached within the specified time frame by raising public spending on R&D.; Despite the modest level of financial investment in research, Botswana counts one of the highest researcher densities in sub-Saharan Africa: 344 per million inhabitants (in head counts), compared to an average of 91 per million inhabitants for the subcontinent in 2013. In 2009, Botswana-based company Deaftronics launched a solar-powered hearing aid after six years of prototype development.
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In 2013, Japanese female researchers were most common in the public sector in health and agriculture, where they represented 29% of academics and 20% of government researchers. In the business sector, just 8% of researchers were women (in head counts), compared to 25% in the academic sector. In other public research institutions, women accounted for 16% of researchers. One of the main thrusts of Abenomics, Japan's current growth strategy, is to enhance the socio- economic role of women.
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The exterior of The Tasty, 1996 The Tasty was a tiny one-room diner and lunch counter, its customer area no more than seven feet wide and thirty feet deep, with a narrow counter made of yellow linoleum. A Harvard Business School student once deemed it "the most profitable restaurant in New England per sq ft", at . The Tasty had 14 stools. On busy nights it would be crammed with around 70 people (from actual head counts) at a time.
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Some scholars argue that the World Bank method sets the bar too high, others argue it is too low. Still others suggest that poverty line misleads as it measures everyone below the poverty line the same, when in reality someone living on $1.20 per day is in a different state of poverty than someone living on $0.20 per day. In other words, the depth and intensity of poverty varies across the world and in any regional populations, and $1.25 per day poverty line and head counts are inadequate measures.
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Members must meet certain standards of abstinence from drugs and alcohol in order to gain and retain membership status, and must own and maintain a motorcycle of 500 cc or greater. Members are required to be part of a 12-step program. ARM and its sister organization, Recovering Women Riders (RWR), do not publish head counts, however, they state "there is always room for one more." A contingent of ARM members was among several sober motorcycle clubs that attended the 2006 Founders Day anniversary of AA founder Dr. Bob Smith's sobriety date, June 10, 1935.
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In 2007, Benin counted 1,000 researchers (in head counts). This corresponds to 115 researchers per million inhabitants. The main research structures in Benin are the Centre for Scientific and Technical Research, National Institute of Agricultural Research, National Institute for Training and Research in Education, Office of Geological and Mining Research and the Centre for Entomological Research. The University of Abomey-Calavi was selected by the World Bank in 2014 to participate in its Centres of Excellence project, owing to its expertise in applied mathematics. Within this project, the World Bank has loaned $8 million to Benin.
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South Asia is the region where women make up the smallest proportion of researchers: 17%. This is 13 percentage points below sub-Saharan Africa. Of those countries in South Asia reporting data for 2009–2013, Nepal has the lowest representation of all (in head counts), at 8% (2010), a substantial drop from 15% in 2002. In 2013, only 14% of researchers (in full- time equivalents) were women in the region's most populous country, India, down slightly from 15% in 2009. The percentage of female researchers is highest in Sri Lanka (39%), followed by Pakistan: 24% in 2009, 31% in 2013.
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Researchers (HC) in Southern Africa per million inhabitants, 2013 or closest year. Source: UNESCO Science Report: towards 2030, data from UNESCO Institute for StatisticsDespite the modest level of financial investment, Botswana counts one of the highest researcher densities in sub-Saharan Africa: 344 per million inhabitants (in head counts), compared to 200 in Zimbabwe, 343 in Namibia, 350 in Gabon, 631 in Senegal and 818 in South Africa. The average for sub-Saharan Africa was 91 researchers per million inhabitants in 2013. Consequently, the ratio of research funding to population is fairly low in Botswana: $37.8 per capita and $110,000 per researcher (in current purchasing parity).
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Parker is being held in the New Hampshire State Prison for Men in Concord. He has been classified as a Custody Level 3 prisoner (medium custody), which means that he has freedom to move within the prison except for head counts and lock downs at night. This classification allows inmates to leave their cells until the mandatory lockdown at 11 P.M. Prison officials have reported that Parker takes part in play productions put on by inmates, works at arts and crafts, plays guitar and practices yoga. Tulloch is held in the same prison (after beginning his sentence at the Northern New Hampshire Correctional Facility in Berlin).
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The Oath signified for the first time that French citizens formally stood in opposition to Louis XVI and the National Assembly's refusal to back down forced the king to make concessions. It was foreshadowed by and drew considerably from the 1776 United States Declaration of Independence, especially the preamble. The Oath also inspired a wide variety of revolutionary activities in the months afterwards, ranging from rioting in the French countryside to renewed calls for a written constitution. It reinforced the Assembly's strength, and although the King attempted to thwart its effect, Louis was forced to relent and on 27 June 1789 he formally requested that voting occur based on head counts, not each estates' power.
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Soldiers and commanders alike neglected training in pursuit of their own economic gains. Corruption was rampant as regional unit commanders submitted pay and supply requisitions based on exaggerated head counts to the quartermaster department and pocketed the difference. When Green Standard troops proved unable to fire their guns accurately while suppressing a rebellion of White Lotus followers under Wang Lun in 1774, the governor-general blamed the failure on enemy magic, prompting a furious reply from the Qianlong Emperor in which he described incompetence with firearms as a "common and pervasive disease" of the Green Standard Army, whose gunners were full of excuses. Qing emperors attempted to reverse the decline of the military through a variety of means.
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The Japanese government argues that the refusal of anti-whaling nations to accept simple head counts of whale population as a measure of recovery of whale species justifies its continuing studies on sex and age of population distributions, and further points out that IWC regulations specifically require that whale meat obtained by scientific whaling not go to waste. Japan, on the other hand, has raised objections to U.S. aboriginal subsistence whaling, generally seen to be in retaliation to anti-whaling nations' (including the United States') objections to aboriginal subsistence whaling for several Japanese fishing communities, which traditionally hunted whales until the imposition of the moratorium. In May 1994, the IWC also voted to create the Southern Ocean Whale Sanctuary.Debora MacKenzie, "Whales win southern sanctuary", New Scientist, 4 June 1994, at 7.
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According to the 2002-2003 annual report of the Ministry of National Education, Higher Education, Professional Training and Scientific Research, Morocco had 17 390 research staff at this time. The majority (58%) were employed in the university sector. The total number of agricultural researchers in Morocco increased gradually throughout the 1980s and 1990s, while total agricultural R&D; expenditure fluctuated somewhat erratically. The number of researchers is rising fairly rapidly. In 2008, Morocco counted 20,703 researchers in full-time equivalents. This amounted to 669 researchers per million inhabitants. Three years later, there were 27,714 researchers in full-time equivalents, or 864 researchers per million inhabitants, compared to a world average of 1,083 per million. Despite the fact that technicians play a key role in technology-based manufacturing and maintenance, there were only 53 technicians per million inhabitants in 2011. In head counts, Morocco counted 29,276 researchers in 2008 and 36,732 in 2011. Some 27.6% of researchers were women in 2008 and 30.2% in 2011.
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