tally (something) up

Examples of tallying

tallying

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

The play gives directions not for one or two but for numerous incalculable noises - tallying them up would produce a long catalogue.
Tallying realizes a spatial, first-order representation of the cardinal structure of the quantity of a given set.
Repeating such transgression to a higher-order counting process results in a hierarchically structured counting or tallying standard that can be extended to any required size.
The simulation part is divided into tracking and tallying, which have a producerconsumer relationship for which the event list serves as the interface.
The following tallying scheme has been used for questions 9, 10 and 12.
At this level no structured counting or tallying techniques can be identified that could have been the subject of reflection.
While tracking takes place, statistical information about certain events is gathered in histograms in a process called tallying.
The analysis was completed independently for each child, and involved tallying the total number of ' yes ' responses for each test item.
Two sheets with frequency counts were found in the folder, tallying the codegroups in the first two letters.
There is not much evidence here of voters' experiences of the telephone canvass during the election itself tallying with their exposure to other aspects of the local campaign.
Tallying the first national assisted living survey.
Categorization research demonstrates that our unconscious tallying takes place on many multiple dimensions at once.
There is at present a requirement for the labelling or "tallying", as they call it, of individual bags when coal is delivered on a lorry.
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