The phrase "at summation" is not commonly used in written English and may not be considered correct in most contexts.
It could be used in mathematical or statistical contexts when referring to the process of summing values or results.
Example: "At summation, the total value of the data set was found to be 150."
Alternatives: "in total" or "upon summation".
She said it was unfair for the prosecutor to make these comments at the summation stage, when the defense has no further chance at rebuttal.
If a composer, working with a trusted dramaturg, attempted it in the latter part of his career, it would be seen as a bold attempt at a summation of all that had gone before, their Parsifal.
We aim at presenting summation formulas for those five exceptional cases that can be derived by using the same technique developed by Bailey with the help of Gauss's summation theorem and generalized Kummer's theorem.
Finally, a competitive transfer function in the output layer (single neuron) classifies the input vector into a specific class if that class had the maximum output value from the corresponding neuron at the summation layer: (6) y = arg max k S k.
Therefore a continuous atypical specifier was constructed (At-IDS): a summation of the scores on the items mood reactivity, the highest score of either weight gain or increase in appetite, hypersomnia, leaden paralysis, and interpersonal rejection sensitivity (score range 0 - 3, total score range 0 - 15).
Colleagues at the BBC and elsewhere will not be able to resist a chuckle at John Simpson's summation of the art of journalism at the start of this book.
This equals the sensitivity of the eyes without any signal summation, at the lowest light intensity at which colour discrimination was possible in our experiments.
A paired t-test comparing binocular summation at baseline and complete correction, however, did not reveal significance at these frequencies (p = 0.37 for 16 c/deg and p = 0.08 for 24 c/deg).
The prosecutor, Alain Durand, made the link in his summation at the second day of the trial, asking for a token one-month prison sentence for Mr. Bove, with nine months suspended.
Although it was hard, in these surroundings, always to follow the fine points of either composer's argument, Mr. Gellev brought off this summation at least with the gentle sweetness it demands.
