Sentence examples for by tick from inspiring English sources

Tick by tick, here's what happened.

Lyme disease, a bacterial infection spread by tick bites, is rising, and moving into the suburbs.

The infection is transmitted by tick bites, so Ahern assumed that the doctor would prescribe a prophylactic dose of antibiotics.

When dot-coms like Pets.com bombed, the investing public could watch the stock prices plummet tick by tick on exchanges.

A potentially devastating infection caused by tick bites has gained a foothold in the Lower Hudson Valley and in coastal areas of the Northeast, government researchers have found.

Theileriasis, any of a group of livestock diseases caused by protozoan parasites of the genus Theileria (Gonderia), transmitted by tick bites.

It's in sucking up tick-by-tick data, processing all those data, and converting them into second-by-second positions in thousands of spreads worldwide.

A must for every day trader is a live, real-time, "tick-by-tick" quote system -- formerly available only to professionals who paid well for the privilege, now available cheaply or even free all across the Internet.

The authors conclude that the transmission of shocks among these markets materializes more at daily or even weekly frequency, rather than at tick- by-tick data frequency.

The Institute for the Study of Security Markets (ISSM) database contains tick-by-tick data covering the NYSE and AMEX between 1983 and 1992, and NASDAQ between 1987 and 1992.

Few organizations archived tick-by-tick data beyond the 21 day timeframe mandated by the regulators.