what is colony counter?
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A colony counter is an instrument used to count colonies of bacteria or other microorganisms growing on an agar plate. Early counters were merely lighted surfaces on which the plate was placed, with the colonies marked off with a felt-tipped pen on the outer surface of the plate while the operator kept the count manually. More recent counters attempt to count the colonies electronically, by identifying individual areas of dark and light according to automatic or user-set thresholds, and counting the resulting contrasting spots.\n\nSuch counters are used to estimate the density of microorganisms within a liquid culture. An appropriate dilution, or several dilutions within the estimated appropriate range, is spread using sterile technique on the agar plate, which is then incubated under the appropriate conditions for growth until individual colonies appear. Each colony marks the spot where a single organism was originally placed, thus the number of colonies on the plate equals the number of organisms within the volume of liquid spread on the plate. That concentration is then extrapolated by the known dilution from the original culture, to estimate the concentration of organisms within that original culture.\n\nThe maximum number of colonies which may be effectively counted on a single plate is somewhere between 100 and 1,000, depending on the size of the colony and the type of organism.
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Yes the government knows. The counting of people is called a census. Im not sure how many but the last time I checked there was like 8 billion people on earth.
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Yes.  Actually there is a mathmatical formula for finding the number of habital planets in the universe.  I remember that it is in three parts, but cannot for the life of me remember the exact formula.  It is based on number of stars (suns), how many planets would be orbiting the suns with the same life producing elements we have on earth, and the possibility of the same type of factors in evolution we had here on earth.  \nThe problem with the formula is that it represents only the type enviromental factors to produce "life" as we know it, not taking into regards other element based sources of life.  For instance, we are water based, whereas some other life forces may be silicon (Star Trek fans) based or based on an element we don't even know about.  \nYou may want to search the internet for the formula.  Sorry I can't remember it from my astronomy classes many years ago!
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Search out it in Google. You will get a list regarding number of entries. Choose the one most appropaiate to you!!
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I know of no way to determine this without a counter. Go to link below for quality counter that is hidden from viewer's site. FREE and gives you great reporting.
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On many printers, i know there is a page count, which show the number of copy ever printed by the printer, look up the manual of your printer then you will know where to find the counter.
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No, it is currently a commonwealth of the United States.  It is NOT a colony.
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how do you count to infinity?
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usually you can see the colonies in the agar. they'll be kind of circular spots in the agar. then you can put them under a microscope and see what kind of bacteria it is.
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If you have access to cgi, I'd suggest this one. It actually changes while you're on the site, the next time someone else visits!\n\nLiveCounter\nhttp://www.chami.com/counter/classic/
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Program counter holds the address of either the first byte of the next instruction to be fetched for execution or the address of the next byte of a multi byte instruction, which has not been completely fetched. In both the cases it gets incremented automatically one by one as the instruction bytes get fetched. Also Program register keeps the address of the next instruction.
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A cfu is a colony forming unit, meaning a viable cell.  You'd have to know the size and density or the mass of a given cell to know this.  What exactly is the problem?
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I'm pretty sure dreamweaver has one created you just gotta insert it into a webpage. Go under insert and object or media or somewhere there you should be able to find a counter.
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Like this:\nhttp://webster.com/cgi-bin/audio.pl?coloni01.wav=colonial
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It is a power rating indicator. This is the quick way I was taught, back when I was 7 years old...this helped me with my math skills quite a lot. Assign 1 Total Base (TB) for every single, 2 for every double, 3 for every triple and 4 for every HR, add all 4 #'s together and divide by the total # of at  bats (TB/AB=SLG) Really all a Slg Pct will tell you is, the # of Total bases per At Bat
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If your hosting company's counter is insufficient, I suggest BraveNet. They have decent counters that they host. If you have CGI capability through your hosting company, I would suggest LiveCounter. It's prettry cool. It updates while you're on the site everytime someone comes to the site...\n\nBraveNet:\nhttp://www.bravenet.com\n\nLiveCounter:\nhttp://www.chami.com/counter/classic/\n\nSee LiveCounter in Action at my Baseball Website:\nhttp://www.pioneerbaseball.org
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2300 fouls. Try counting them in my sources in the TFC column and see if they're right.