Definition of tabulator in English:
tabulator
noun ˈtabjʊleɪtəˈtæbjəleɪdər
1A person or thing that arranges data in tabular form.
businessmen speak out their minds to a tabulator on various issues
Example sentencesExamples
- Of course, the central tabulator is the most desirable target.
- This protection, when coupled with the on-site data tabulators using existing data and a simple mail/telephone survey, provided the observed response rate of 79%.
- Back-end vote tabulators can be easily hacked.
- As annalists, tabulators of losses and gains, commentators on the future of states and societies, we emphasise its first sense too heavily.
- The names of all individuals allowed access to central tabulators should be posted publicly during elections, and all individuals who have access the central tabulator should be available to citizens through public records requests.
- What surprises people is that the central tabulator is just a PC, like what you and I use.
- This caused a considerable scoring headache for the official tabulators, but somehow they managed to sort it all out.
- Laboratory-trained personnel were used because pilot studies showed the need for tabulators who could understand unique situations encountered in each site.
- Validation studies verified our ability to repeat tabulations between tabulators and laboratories within acceptable limits.
- They use a program which fills the screen of the PC and effectively turns it into the central tabulator system.
- We have central tabulators for these machines running on Windows software, compiling results that can be demonstrably tampered with.
- Data were collected by field tabulators (moderate- or high-complexity laboratories) or through a mail/telephone survey (waived or provider-performed microscopy laboratories) for each site.
- 1.1 A facility in a word-processing program, or a device on a keyboard, for advancing to a sequence of set positions in tabular work.
Definition of tabulator in US English:
tabulator
nounˈtæbjəleɪdərˈtabyəlādər
1A person or thing that arranges data in tabular form.
businessmen speak out their minds to a tabulator on various issues
Example sentencesExamples
- What surprises people is that the central tabulator is just a PC, like what you and I use.
- Back-end vote tabulators can be easily hacked.
- They use a program which fills the screen of the PC and effectively turns it into the central tabulator system.
- Validation studies verified our ability to repeat tabulations between tabulators and laboratories within acceptable limits.
- Of course, the central tabulator is the most desirable target.
- As annalists, tabulators of losses and gains, commentators on the future of states and societies, we emphasise its first sense too heavily.
- This caused a considerable scoring headache for the official tabulators, but somehow they managed to sort it all out.
- Data were collected by field tabulators (moderate- or high-complexity laboratories) or through a mail/telephone survey (waived or provider-performed microscopy laboratories) for each site.
- The names of all individuals allowed access to central tabulators should be posted publicly during elections, and all individuals who have access the central tabulator should be available to citizens through public records requests.
- This protection, when coupled with the on-site data tabulators using existing data and a simple mail/telephone survey, provided the observed response rate of 79%.
- We have central tabulators for these machines running on Windows software, compiling results that can be demonstrably tampered with.
- Laboratory-trained personnel were used because pilot studies showed the need for tabulators who could understand unique situations encountered in each site.
- 1.1 A facility in a word-processing program, or a device on a keyboard, for advancing to a sequence of set positions in tabular work.