Sentence examples for tabulation of problems from inspiring English sources
We present a condensed tabulation of problems and a more inclusive tabulation.
Table 4 presents the tabulation of problem types in the acculturation and PA domains for each of the interview conditions.
Because of problems with electronic tabulation devices, elections officials needed to retrieve votes from the actual touch-screen machines, which contained back-up data.
Because of the tabulation problems in Florida, many states are planning to evaluate their voting systems this year and Congress is considering providing federal money to pay for improvements.
The APSD item "He/She … Does not show feelings or emotions" was removed because of problems with empty cells in the cross-tabulation with CBCL items "Shows little affection toward people" and "Seems unresponsive to affection".
Kleiman prides himself on being unconstrained by fixed ideas, and tends to discuss policy as if it were an engineering problem — a dispassionate tabulation of costs and benefits.
Dynamic Programming solves combinatorial optimization problems by recursive decomposition and tabulation of intermediate results.
Mr. Spargo had been testifying about problems he had seen in the county's tabulation of votes and was surprised by Democratic lawyers' showing a photograph of him clapping and chanting with other Republican supporters.
While election observers sent by the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) noted "some specific improvements and a welcoming attitude" they also highlighted "significant problems, particularly during the counting of votes and tabulation of election results, undermined the integrity of the election".
Subsequently, order reduction techniques for dissipative partial-differential equations are combined with adaptive tabulation of microscopic simulation data to reduce the computational requirements of the optimization problem, which is then solved using standard search algorithms.
The tabulation of ballots can involve judgment calls, especially in Florida, where some counties have a history of election problems, as Vox's German Lopez notes.
