word counting
1Word counting apparatus — Счётчик слов (в наборно пишущей машинке); Счётчик слов …
2Word count — A word count is the number of words that a document contains. Knowing the number of words in a document is sometimes important, for instance if the author is required to stay within certain minimum or maximum bounds, particularly in academia,… …
3Counting Sheep (album) — Counting Sheep Studio album by Collin Raye Released January 25, 2000 Genre …
4Word completion — is a common feature in web browsers and similar text entry contexts. When a user begins the entry of a frequently used word, the computer automatically completes it, or proposes a list of choices. uccessful example of word completion in… …
5Counting the Eons —   Author(s) Isaac Asimov …
6Counting-out game — A counting out game is a simple game intended to select a person to be it , often for the purpose of playing another game. These games usually require no materials, and are played with spoken words or hand gestures. Many such games involve one… …
7Counting (music) — In music, counting is a system of regularly occurring sounds that serve to assist with the performance or audition of music by allowing the easy identification of the beat. Commonly, this involves verbally counting the beats in each measure as… …
8Counting sheep — Sheep on a paddock Counting Sheep redirects here. For the Collin Raye album, see Counting Sheep (album). Counting sheep is a mental exercise used in some cultures as a means of lulling oneself to sleep. In most depictions of the activity, the… …
9counting-out rhyme — gibberish formula used by children, usually as a preliminary to games in which one child must be chosen to take the undesirable role designated as “It” in the United States, “It” or “He” in Britain, and “wolf,” “devil,” or “leper” in some… …
10counting-out rhymes — Used by children (and sometimes adults sotto voce) to make a random choice between options but particularly to choose who will be it in a game. The children stand in a circle or line, and one child points to each in turn in the rhythm of the… …
