Sentence examples for cumulative in from inspiring English sources

Few artists achieve lasting renown without a body of work that is cumulative in its power, and Miller wasn't capable of sustained ambition.

The effects of the warm phase of the PDO and the current El Niño may be cumulative in terms of warming the planet.

"[This is] where there are real and substantial risks such as runoff and downstream damage, where the current Queensland land-clearing laws are not effective to manage the damage and where the actions are cumulative in nature.

All oral poetry is cumulative in essence; the verse is built up by adding phrase upon phrase, the individual description by adding verse upon verse.

This new system was cumulative in effect, for the fodder crops eaten by the livestock produced large supplies of previously scarce animal manure, which in turn was richer because the animals were better fed.

But effort for demanding mission profiles of a product should not cumulative in increasing chip size.

Cumulative in-use stock represents approximately 11 years of supply at current usage rates (about 20 Mt versus 1.7 Mt/year), implying significant potential for recycling in the future as this stock comes out of use.

The cumulative in-degree distribution (P(x ge d_mathrm{in})) represents the fraction of nodes in the graph whose in-degree is greater than or equal to (d_mathrm{in}).

The size of the eight TRNs varies in a broad range of <3000 to >8000 vertices (genes), and from 16 666 to 63 371 edges (interactions) (Supplementary Table 1.1) For an initial characterization of the reconstructed networks, we studied the inverse cumulative in-/out-degree distributions of TFs, miRNAs and non-TFs separately in every TRN.

"For match-day three we have had a cumulative sum in-match viewing figure of 2.3m versus 2.1m last season".

The size distribution data are shown in cumulative style in Fig. 13.