1. Let me tabulate the results as follows.

2. It took me ten hours to tabulate the results.

3. Results for the test program haven't been tabulated.

4. The survey results are tabulated in section 9 of Appendix 1.

5. The results, tabulated by computer, were predictable.

6. The results tabulated here show that, for low packing densities, the most effective technique is generally chained overflow.

7. To sort and tabulate data, the devices employed delicate metal parts that required constant replacement.

8. The use of graph paper makes accurate plotting possible - compare the tabulated results below and their plot in figure 14.

9. In order to construct a line graph, at least two sets of tabulated data are required.

9. try its best to gather and create good sentences.

10. They promised results within four or five minutes of when they were tabulated by the state.

11. The league tabulated votes on 12 key environmental issues in the House and 14 in the Senate.

12. By Saturday night, the ballots are tabulated, the discussions complete.

13. The values tabulated here give us a measure of comparison for Kaimann's experimental results.

14. However, it does result in small changes in the tabulated values of the molar entropies of gases.

15. There are many examples taken from the original literature and corresponding tabulated values.

16. Punch card tabulating machine invented by Herman Hollerith.

17. By 1890 a revolutionary electrical tabulating system was available.

18. Descriptive statistics involves tabulating, depicting and describing collections of data.

19. Hollerith's Tabulating Machine Company would later merge with three other companies to form the Computing Tabulating Recording Corporation, renamed International Business Machines (aka IBM) in 1924.

20. Here's Herman Hollerith's punch-card tabulating machine designed for the 1890 census–a predecessor of modern computers, and the product of a company that, after several mergers, evolved into IBM.

21. Punch card tabulating machine invented by Herman Hollerith. Wall Street Journal first published.

22. Finding and tabulating those heights requires grants, research assistants, and ideally tenure.

23. The Census Office did not finish tabulating the results until 1888.

24. In 1886 Herman Hollerith, a statistician, started a business to rent out the tabulating machines he had originally invented for America's census.

25. After some years of that work, he thought of a better way: Tabulating data using punched cards and a mechanical tabulator, which he patented in 1889.