Sentence examples for tabulated- from inspiring English sources

Foul, says the Gore team: the manually tabulated votes were legally counted.

In what is called "the largest peacetime mobilisation of the American government", the data are collected, tabulated and used to reapportion seats in the House of Representatives and divvy up over $180 billion of federal money among the states.Every census, because of its political repercussions, acquires some political electricity; but never more so than now.

There is no way to verify that ballots are recorded, transmitted and tabulated properly, argues Rebecca Mercuri, a computer-science professor at Bryn Mawr College near Philadelphia, and the most outspoken critic of DRE.

Since there are only two truth values and each wff contains only a finite number of variables, there are only a finite number of truth-value assignments to the variables to be considered (if there are n distinct variables in the wff, there are 2n such assignments); these can easily be systematically tabulated.

These assignments are tabulated to the left of the vertical line.

Star charts contained only the 48 constellations tabulated by Ptolemy until the end of the 16th century.

Entire baseball games are represented by summary "box" scores that tabulate each inning and each player.

Hollerith, on the other hand, made his name building machines to handle a gargantuan data-processing task: the analysis of the results of the United States' census.When the first American census took place in 1790, tabulating the data it collected took nine months.

They can expose political skulduggery and also tabulate poll results instantaneously, making fraud easier to detect.

The top firms tend to reinforce this impression by chasing all sorts of business, from risk consulting to merger advice anything rather than tabulating a company's books.

Simon Johnson tabulates the numbers nicely: From 1973 to 1985, the financial sector never earned more than 16 percent of domestic corporate profits.