The tabulator on the other end of the line has anything but healthy lungs.

After the hand count, the sample is fed into the tabulator.

Rapidly he set up the equations, pressed the tabulator lever.

Brim shrugged as he threw the tabulator in a corner.

Control panels were introduced in 1906 for a Hollerith tabulator.

One of the key vulnerabilities, she says, is the central tabulator, which could control a million or more votes in some counties.

The number of provisional ballots Republicans say were improperly put into vote tabulators.

She calls tabulator control and tells him she's been called to a meeting and is logging out early.

Tabulator functions were implemented with both mechanical and electrical components.

The original tabulators only counted the presence of a hole at a location on a card.

To process these punched cards he invented the tabulator, and the key punch machine.

The Tabulator is a generic data browser and editor.

Applications then could be wired on separate control panels, and inserted into tabulators as needed.

Last month his site had 646,640 hits, according to a tabulator available on his site.

Quark pulled out a portable tabulator and sat in Nam's chair.

His tabulator worked successfully, reducing the number of man-hours for the task by two-thirds.

Tabulator control panels could require dozens of patch cords for some applications.

In 1920, the company introduced the first complete school time control system, and launched its first printing tabulator.

Tabulators that could print, and with removable control panels, appeared in the 1920s.

At the center of the mosaic a tabulator integrated the votes and displayed the color of the group decision.

The tabulator used large nickel-plated levers placed on top of the machine, making it easy to operate.

The operation of tabulators and many other types of unit record equipment was directed by a control panel.

The tabulator glowed first orange, then red.

Then you can compare their tabulator with yours.' '

For printing, the 407 used wheels, an improvement over earlier tabulators that used print bars.