In fact, according to tabulations by National Journal's Richard E. Cohen, 81 House Democrats in the 111th Congress will represent districts that Bush carried in 2004.
The problems with elections in Indonesia have less to do with the tactical ability to monitor such a large electoral process than with the absence of the political will among that nation's leaders to allow genuine competition and an uninhibited, independent observation of the electoral process.Techniques for monitoring elections include parallel vote tabulations (PVTs).
The east wall was dedicated to tabulations of black glyphs that detail astronomical cycles related to Mars, Venus, and lunar eclipses.
Usually, however, a number of cross tabulations are also given.
In some countries financial accounting must conform to tax accounting rules laid down by national tax laws and regulations, and tabulations prepared for tax purposes often diverge from those submitted to shareholders and others.
Tabulations on offenses committed are submitted to the FBI monthly and annually by more than 5,500 law enforcement agencies throughout the United States.
One of the earliest tabulations of the day-to-day positions of the heavenly bodies was Ephemerides, compiled by the German astronomer Regiomontanus and published by him in Nürnberg in 1474.
Both Bürgi and Kepler were astronomical observers, and Kepler included logarithmic tables in his famous Tabulae Rudolphinae (1627; "Rudolphine Tables"), astronomical tabulations of planetary motion derived by using the assumption of elliptical orbits about the Sun.
Apart from the box score (introduced in 1845) that newspapers publish to provide statistical summaries of specific games, in the 1870s annual guides began furnishing year-end tabulations of batting, fielding, and pitching exploits.
Although they no longer have any political or administrative significance, their names remain in common use and appear in official tabulations of data.
The value of resistivity depends also on the temperature of the material; tabulations of resistivities usually list values at 20° C. Resistivity of metallic conductors generally increases with a rise in temperature; but resistivity of semiconductors, such as carbon and silicon, generally decreases with temperature rise.
