The phrase "a sum of events" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection or totality of occurrences that contribute to a particular situation or outcome.
Example: "The investigation revealed a sum of events that led to the unexpected conclusion."
Alternatives: "a series of events" or "a collection of incidents".
Fig. 10 Hail Damage (grid cell = 10 × 10 km): a Sum of all events b Magnitudes for hail ranging between 0.1 and 9.0 (pea-size to grapefruit respectively) c Fatalities d Injuries sustained during hail events e Property losses including structures and vehicles f.
Or, rather, is the embryonic developmental program a sum of independent events each following an autonomous synchrony and/or independent scaling that adjusts to the ambient conditions?
The final result would be a sum of the two events.
This variable is a sum of perceived negative events related to a WLH's HIV illness in the previous 12 months, ranging from being teased about her status, to violence and abandonment.
The sum over all such base pairs a of the terms min (Pr [ i ∈ loop (a ) | A ], Pr [ (i ′, i ) ∈ loop (a ) A ] ) is smaller or qual 1, since this is a sum of probabilities of disjoint events.
Recognizance, in Anglo-American law, obligation entered into before a judge or magistrate whereby a party (the recognizor) binds himself to owe a sum of money in the event that he does not perform a stipulated act.
A mixture model can be developed with two (or more) λ values, where the observed sum of events has a larger variability than either of the two distributions.
The total number of medical events for a child (N) was considered as the sum of events registered by COPSAC (n) plus the additional missed events found in the GP record.
It is necessary to mention that such relations are significant and the cost model considers the mission as a sum of shutdowns between the maintenance events.
The sum of events is specified by just concatenating the individual events to be "LR".
