Sentence examples for its tabulation from inspiring English sources

In 1752, Diderot's enlightened Encyclopaedia, described by Manguel as 'an archival and interactive library', was accused of blasphemy because in its tabulation of all human knowledge it pointedly found no room for religion.

And it would have none of those bedeviling bits of paper -- "hanging chad" -- that can cling to an incompletely punched ballot card and confound its tabulation.

In January, 90 percent of the decoys were counted, so the city assumed that 10 percent of the homeless were missed and adjusted its tabulation accordingly.

A representative from BMI, the royalties collection agency, announced that by its tabulation Ms. Greenwich's songs have received airplay totaling 125 years.

Some of its major early products successes included its tabulation devices, punch cards, and corporate computers.

On Wednesday, the Chinese National Bureau of Statistics revised its tabulation of China's economic growth in 2005 from the originally estimated 9.9% pace to 10.2%.

In its tabulations, the Census Bureau counts any American citizen of voting age as an eligible voter.

"We're going to wait until the State Board of Elections finishes its tabulations and make sure that every legitimate vote is counted.

The bureau crafted a plan that it estimates will save $5 billion through new counting methods that include using smartphones, gathering internet and phone responses, and mining existing government records to fill out its tabulations.

After nearly three decades of tracking prices, PNC found that its final tabulation often mirrored the Consumer Price Index, which includes a much broader range of goods.

But with so many movies, the Academy was forced to abandon its usual tabulation method — "mark down your favorite movie of the year" — in favor of a more complicated system, in which members had to rank all 10 films.