This concluding chapter sums up the formal analysis and verification techniques for high-level design descriptions presented throughout the book.
The concluding phrase sums up the article, "we can soon bid farewell to that horrible generation".
CNet has a short news story and an even shorter "hands on" that concludes: In sum, Soapbox is disappointing.
We conclude, in sum, that each of Hialeah's ordinances pursues the city's governmental interests only against conduct motivated by religious belief.
It concludes:In sum, the search for an explanation of why oil shocks have smaller impacts now than they did in the 1970s has not come up empty.
He concluded: "In sum, universities face increased pressure to pay higher salaries to star faculty, to spend more on marketing, more on student services and amenities, and more on financial aid to top-ranked students.
Back in January, the chancellor looked ridiculous as he hailed the £130m deal as a "major success" while almost everybody else concluded the sum, covering a 10-year period, was a mere trifle.
Sharing and exaggerating that military disgust for 19th-century America, Meyerson concludes, "In sum, Yosemite administration required the rarest of combinations in that era of rampant individualism, social fragmentation and hysterical paranoia -- a disciplined team of technically skilled, trail-savvy, public-spirited, straight-talking mediators".
For example, in the Results section it is concluded: "In sum, both RTKs induce a qualitatively similar gene expression program at 1 hour, but FGF drives a quantitatively stronger early response, resulting in divergent gene expression profiles at 4 hours".
Nixon, referring to his predecessors & concluding that the sum of his irregularities is without precedent or explanation.
Her sonnets, for example, frequently rely on concluding couplets that sum up in traditional Shakespearean fashion; as in, "Patterns lapse in a bliss of signal mist / which concludes in the swim of the analyst".
