Sentence examples for that tabulated from inspiring English sources

One was a Republican straight-ticket ballot that tabulated for O'Rourke.

"The only way you could have an accurate count," he argues, "is if every TV came with a system that tabulated what people are watching".

By the time war erupted in 1939, I.B.M. technology -- primarily punch cards and the Hollerith machines that tabulated them -- was widely in use by the Germans in the military, the SS, the railways and other key institutions.

Twelve months ago, all three would have been included on any list that tabulated the most influential media voice in American right-wing politics.

A more sophisticated approach would take into account all the other interactions, such as the intermolecular forces between species present in the reaction medium (water in biological systems), and a recognition that tabulated bond dissociation energies are measured and calculated in the gas phase, and therefore can only provide an approximation of the reaction energy change.

The optical map coverage of Btau4.6 by optical maps is less than that tabulated for UMD3.1 and it ranges from ~65 to 82 % for all 30 bovine chromosomes.

After some discussion, they enter their answers into a computer that tabulates their collective response.

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

But the firm that tabulates the judges' votes and verifies the results during the live broadcast says that's not possible.

Florida's chief justice, Charles Wells, warned that tabulating Florida's uncounted votes could lead to "constitutional crisis," and Mr. Bush's chief representative, James Baker, said the 4-to-3 majority ruling would "produce ongoing uncertainty".

All those daunting economic numbers that tabulate how many Americans are unemployed and how many factory jobs have been lost in the last 30 years can seem abstract until you run into a documentary like "Downeast".