According to The Economist, damage from Irma alone tallies up to $423 billion.
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It tallies up apologies from the Twitter accounts of 25 British rail companies.
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All told, the rig I've been testing tallies up to two pennies shy of $1,360.
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It's not the sort of math that tallies up to the world power that was promised.
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A new report from the White House tallies up the results of this effort to date.
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A rep for It's a 10 tells R23 that this tallies up to approximately 60,996 (!) free products being shipped out.
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From then on in it automatically tallies up the relevant costs, presenting the information in an easy to digest way.
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Prices start at $1,629 for a base configuration; the model I've been testing for this review tallies up to $2,169.
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At the end of a year, the company tallies up its energy use and renewable energy purchases and makes sure they're equal.
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The app is more helpful data-wise; it tallies up your daily progress and compares it to your activity the days before.
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These dogs are registered through the American Kennel Club (AKC), which categorizes and tallies up the totals of more than 21961 breeds.
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The AI determines which combination of letter tiles can create the highest-scoring word, and tallies up the opponents score accurately as well.
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And at the end, after dozens of shooters have occurred, it tallies up your high score: Not all of them are as impactful.
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Narrator: Before the election, Hamburg Inn tallies up the beans to see which candidate won the hearts of the most Iowa City locals.
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Not only is Lovesick filling a void for sizes 10-26, it's doing so in an affordable way, as everything tallies up under $59.
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It also offers other features, like its nutritional calculator which tallies up calories, fat and other metrics as the person custom builds a sandwich.
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The software scans tens of thousands of stories within minutes for positive or negative language, sorts them into separate buckets, and tallies up the results.
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A January study from University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill sociologist Charles Kurzman that tallies up the data on terrorist attacks committed by Muslim Americans shows why.
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But as he tallies up the points from this week's meeting, Netanyahu might be wondering if Trump's victory was really such a great prize for him personally.
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Without knowing how the hardware tallies up your sleep pattern, it can be difficult to compare the results of one tracker to another, causing more research headaches.
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Players need to sway as many voters to their side as possible before Election Day, when the computer tallies up the electoral votes and declares a winner.
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The CPI puts together a list of goods and services and tallies up the price, then expresses the measure in percent change in both monthly and annual terms.
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Singapore's project cost $110 million in 1998 and requires every vehicle to be outfitted with an electronic device that automatically tallies up the fees, according to the Transportation Campaign.
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Its report tallies up the top apps of all time by both downloads and revenue, as well as the top apps by year starting in 2010 (when App Annie started tracking this data) and more.
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Over 22,000 people rallied for Saturday's march in a square around 2 kilometers (1.24 miles) from the Kremlin, according to White Counter, a monitoring organization that tallies up participants at rallies using metal detector frames.
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The Primetime Emmys and the Creative Arts Emmys have one final boost to diversity (although it's hard to split show awards among cast and crew, so these numbers weren't included in the individual tallies up above).
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The technology automatically tallies up your items as you move through the store, enabling you to pay through the Grabango app when you leave the store, or paying the cashier without needing to remove your items.
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Ariana Strandburg-Peshkin, an animal-behavior researcher at the University of Konstanz in Germany who led the baboon study, points out that unlike in humans, no one authority tallies up baboon votes and announces the result.
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Fatal Encounters identifies and tallies up deaths caused by police by combing through media articles and other sources of public records (though this data collection was initially crowdsourced, the organization now largely relies on paid researchers).
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The way his automated system works is Twitch users comment what stock they want him to buy or sell and at the end of a five minute round, it tallies up the votes and makes the most popular trade.
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Each year, Forbes publishes a list of the 100 highest-paid athletes in the world, which tallies up the prize money, salaries, and bonuses that pro-athletes earn over the course of a year, beginning and ending on June 1.
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The AFBF has been conducting its survey of Thanksgiving meal costs for 31 years, asking nearly 150 volunteer bargain hunters in 48 states for a price that tallies up staples such as cranberries, pumpkin pie, sweet potatoes and all the trimmings.
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The researchers looked at data from the National Poison Data System, which tallies up calls made to the 55 poison control centers in the U.S. They found that just over 2,300 people had called a center worried that their or someone else's recent kratom use caused illness.
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You'll have to pony up at least $1,349.99 (before sales or incentives) to get an XPS 13 with this processor; the model I've been using, which is also equipped with 16GB of RAM, 512GB of storage, and a 4K touchscreen, tallies up to $133,799.99 before discounts.
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Those three feeder systems give ridership, which tallies up the money on the fare box for the routes, which attracts private-public partnerships that help drive down the public subsidy needed and make it much easier to economically justify Hyperloop projects, in addition to the obvious theoretical benefits that result from having high-speed transportation.
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SAE J2450 is a statistical tool that automakers use to grade the quality of the translation of a document. The analyst tallies up certain types of translation errors in the document (misspellings, punctuation, etc.) and then uses SAE J2450 to come up with a final grade. The purpose of this metric was to create a consistent standard to judge the quality of translation of automotive service information. It does not matter what is the source or he target language.
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Using training data, RFD constructs a decision forest, consisting of many decision trees. Each decision tree evaluates several domains, and based on the presence or absence of interactions in these domains, makes a decision as to if the protein pair interacts. The vector representation of the protein pair is evaluated by each tree to determine if they are an interacting pair or a non-interacting pair. The forest tallies up all the input from the trees to come up with a final decision.
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There are two methods of handling a division: party vote is used for most votes, but personal vote is used for conscience issues. In the party vote method, the Clerk of the House reads out each party's name in turn. A member of the party (usually a whip) will respond to their party's name by stating how many members of the party are in favour and how many members are opposed. The Clerk tallies up the votes and gives the results to the Speaker, who announces the result.
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In Norway the ballad is generally known as Villemann og Magnhild and catalogued as Norske mellomalderballadar (NMB) no. 26. ed., Norske mellomalderballadar There are some 100 variants, although this count tallies up many fragmentary redactions only a few stanzas long.Variant 96 given in Villemann og Magnhild, Dokumentasjons-prosjektet Some variants are known by other titles: Harpespelet tvingar nykken in Leiv Heggstad's collection, and two specimens called Gaute og Magnild and Guðmund og Signelita in the anthology compiled by Landstad (1853). The version most often met in Norwegian songbooks today is Knut Liestøl and Moltke Moe's 32-stanza reconstructed text (1920).
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A member of the party (usually a whip) will respond to their party's name by stating how many members of the party are in favour or opposed. The Clerk tallies up the votes and gives the results to the Speaker, who declares the result. A split party vote is a variation of the party vote, used for some conscience issues. The main difference is voting members state how many members of their party are in favour and how many members are opposed, and once the voting is completed, must table a list of the members of the party and how they voted.
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Beach volleyball was formally recognized as an Olympic discipline in 1996. In order for a beach volleyball athlete to participate in the Olympics, minimum requirements must be met and one of these requirements as stipulated by the FIVB is that all athletes must have participated in a minimum of 12 official FIVB Olympic qualification tournaments as an individual. Also an athlete hoping to participate in the Olympics must earn FIVB World Ranking points which tallies up to make up the Olympic Ranking. Participation in Major Series tournaments counts towards Olympic qualification tournaments and also earns athletes FIVB World Ranking points.
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