Truesdell, Leon E., "The Development of Punched Card Tabulation in the Bureau of the Census 1890-1940", US Government Printing Office (1965).
By contrast, a similar tabulation in the human autosomes showed the overall percentage of repeats to be 44.9%.
On the other hand, the categorization and tabulation presented in this report was loosely and independently pre-specified and requested by the first author, delivered by the lead investigators of the individual projects, and to some extent modified in collaboration.
The data for this study are based on published raw and aggregated census tabulations in the 1976 , 1986 , 1997nd 2007 censuses undertandn by the Central Statistics Office (CSO) of Swaziland.
The method is called in situ adaptive tabulation in principal directions (ISATPD).
Such an error could result from incorrect election parameters, or an error in the vote tabulation in reporting software of the voting system.
A tabulation in USA Today found that, as of Dec. 3, The Times had published 33 articles on the dispute since July.
The results are compared to the direct numerical simulation with the goal of identifying the most suitable flame structure for tabulation in POX systems.
(3) The receipt and certification after Thanksgiving of the election night returns from Nassau County, instead of the statutorily mandated machine recount tabulation, in violation of section 102.14, Florida Statutes, resulting in an additional 51 net votes for Bush.
A much more extensive tabulation in order of right ascension is the New General Catalogue (NGC; 1890), followed by the Index Catalogue (IC; 1895, 1908); examples are NGC 7009 or IC 1613.
With decibel counter in one hand and the week's tabulations in the other, monitors could calculate a "piano" or a "fortissimo" in terms of the weekly quota, as a form of rationing.
