Cumulative totals of money borrowed and money gained are shown in text and represented by colored horizontal bars near the top of the screen.
Finally, subjects saw another feedback screen that indicated the total (cumulative) amount of money they had earned in the experiment.
In addition, the ability to obtain real-time images cuts down on the cumulative time and money spent waiting for conventional radiographs to be obtained, processed, and then either printed or uploaded onto a picture archiving and communication system.
She has placed in the money a cumulative total of fourteen at the World Series of Poker.
But after the first year, the index's higher income payout would push its total return back into positive territory, and in 2.5 years the index return would pull even with the money market; their cumulative gains would be 8percentt.
A majority of the money was the cumulative gain from options granted between 1991 and 1995 at an average market price of $4.73 and exercised by him between 1997 and 2003 at an average market price of $37.17, a period of significant stock price appreciation for every shareholder of the company.
Each question is worth a specified amount of money; the amounts are cumulative in the first round, but not in the second.
Small amounts of invested time, resource and money can have a disproportionate cumulative effect.
As a result, nearly $1.5 trillion of a cumulative $2.5 trillion Social Security surplus over the next decade, money that both parties had counted on to reduce the $3.4 trillion national debt, would instead go to general government expenses.
So far this year Alan Greenspan has done the banking industry a huge favor with the cumulative 4.5-percentage-point cut in overnight money rates.
