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enumerate

To count or list one by one. For example, an enumerated data type defines a list of all possible values for a variable, and no other value can then be placed into it. See device enumeration and ENUM.

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The conventional plating method used to enumerate Listeria and L.

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The BJP has been in a bit of a fix over their strong endorsement in Parliament of the suggestion to enumerate OBCs in the ongoing census.

RSS comes to BJP's rescue on caste census

Q Our lab recently purchased a cell counter that will enumerate nucleated red blood cells (nRBCs) and report a corrected white blood cell count (WBC) if the size of the nRBCs is at the threshold for triggering a cellular interference flag.

nRBNC and giant-platelet interference on a cell counter

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Limited in number and written broadly, the principles enumerate the essential elements of military judgment.

Subject: Policy Memorandum Two--BRAC 2005 Military Value Principles

Once we ascertain the value of our knowledge assets, we must enumerate the threats.

Securing knowledge assets: how safe is your knowledge?

Another quibble is that the argument is at its weakest when it veers towards prescription, as, for example, in a less than convincing attempt to enumerate a list of strategies for composition.

Architectural procession: The Architectural Project

That category, meant to count unmarried heterosexual couples, also can be used to enumerate gay and lesbian couples.