Sentences with word «tabulate»

Inflows into private - sector 401 (k) s have outpaced those into corporate pensions every year since 1987, according to 2014 figures, the latest available from Department of Labor data tabulated by the Investment Company Institute.

The three - year contract with School Innovations and Achievement provides school officials with tabulated data on yearly student attendance broken down by grade, ethnicity, gender and socioeconomic status, according to the company.

These files contain the official results as tabulated by the Oneida County Board of Elections.

These numbers, when tabulated with previous survey results, show the highest number of Canadians indicating they expect house values to increase rapidly.

Results with other lines are presented in Figure S6, with all results tabulated in Table S1.

• Adept at handling both complex POS machines and typical cash registers with equal ease • Focused on providing excellence in customer services within the food service industry • Demonstrated expertise in tabulating billing data and handling correlating record maintenance services • Proficient in handling complaints with special focus on customer retention and recurring business

When the ratings for tonight's TV are tabulated on Thursday, there's little doubt what will top the...

The scores from 200 to 170 are given a point value and then tabulated with the total fro each dog being the basis for the award.

If you ever paid attention to what Data Guy puts out, you'd know that Indy books without an ISBN aren't counted in the sales figures tabulated for the Big 5 and small presses.

If an author sells large numbers each of their eBook and print versions, they might not hit a list since the digital copy and print weren't tabulated together.

At large, women run as many as 627 companies on the 2016 Inc. 5000 list, which tabulates revenue growth between 2012 and 2015.

So, based on my weight and my goals, my trainer tabulated how many grams of each macro I need during the day.

The agency then tabulates which of a production's costs are eligible.

The results tabulated below clearly show that as the difference between the inflation rate and the real rate of return increases, the difference between the approximated and the accurately determined total required returns increases.

• Focus on the specific skills associated with Pre K teaching and highlight these in tabulated form on your resume.

The date (month / year) of MAXDD occurrence is also tabulated in the MFO rating system.

For your business, carefully tabulate all your dwellings and important equipment.

These present the previous data items displayed in tables 3, 7 and 9 cross tabulated by gender for age groups 15 years and over, 4 — 14 years and 0 — 3 years.

According to U.S. News & World Report, «Homeownership for Americans 35 and under declined to 36.2 percent, and is the lowest on record since the census's Housing Vacancy Survey began tabulating homeownership by age in 1982.»

Such a card can be preprogrammed to essentially swap the electronically tabulated votes of two candidates or reroute all of one candidate's votes to a different candidate.

During the period studied, 2009 through 2011, there were 1,510 total counterfeit incidence reports tabulated by the PSI.

The company began, in part, when Herman Hollerith sold his first tabulating machine to the US Census and ever since, its success has been based its ability to develop some of the world's most sophisticated technology to solve big problems.

For your business, carefully tabulate all your dwellings and important equipment.

Here are some of the latest debt statistics tabulated by the Federal Reserve and Census Bureau:

Their combined screening records show a steady reduction in measurable 2,4,6 - Trichloroanisle (TCA) levels that are now 95 percent lower than the results seen when records were first tabulated in 2001.

Established or identified prices of goods, services or admission, while tabulating bills using calculators, cash registers, or optical price scanners.

Results from a recently tabulated Lake Forest Parks and Recreation Department survey suggest that many residents think young golfers at the city's Deerpath Golf Course have poor manners.

When you start tabulating existing content against unrealized or unfinished features the scales start to tip toward the latter.

When accounting for land and other commercial buildings (self - storage, healthcare, sports and entertainment, mixed - use), CoStar tabulates $ 581 billion in deal volume.

Each velocity of the aeroplane and each height will, when substituted in the above equation, give a different triangle and, consequently, a different value for the angle, a. Substituting for every possible height and every possible speed will give a series of values for this angle which may be easily tabulated.

Each credit bureau tabulates scores differently, so it's possible to have three different FICO scores.

The list displays not only the best traders but also the best copiers tabulated over different intervals of time.

My understanding of late counts is that it's not the in - person counts that are the hang - up (as most of those are tabulated electronically) but all the provisional ballots that may be cast that need hand - counting.

After the publication of this story, Mr. Kelly claimed in a lengthy statement that members of the NYPD had told him shootings were being tabulated differently.

The race was close — currently 869 votes — and officials tabulated ballots for almost a week after Election Day.

Then gather all the forms and have students tabulate the raw data.

With domestic workers, startups provide stock options to compensate for lacklustre salaries; the LMIA, however, doesn't allow for that option when tabulating wages.

It more fully takes into account future liabilities in tabulating annual costs.

She said workers often fail to fully tabulate their employment expenses, including car payments, gas, insurance, fuel, repairs, utilities and property taxes based on the percentage of the car or home that is used for the business.

* People who spend significant time every week tabulating / charting monetary statistics and poring over reports published by the US Federal Reserve and other central banks.