'cumulative value' is a phrase that is used in written English.
It is used to describe the value of something that has been increased by a series of additions over time. For example, "He was surprised to find that the cumulative value of his investments had increased significantly since he first began investing."
The futures contract and the cumulative value of the stocks in the index are usually worth roughly the same amount.
These studies calculate the cumulative value of teacher contributions using the plan's assumed investment return typically somewhere around 7-7.57-7.5%
It seems like a fine deal for fledgling entrepreneurs, and considering the cumulative value of the services offered, it essentially is.
The cumulative value of testing friendlies will ultimately come in acquiring a sustainable winning habit, rather than a reputation as useful but limited international sparring partners.
The coins, which trade for about $17 each at online exchanges, have a cumulative value of about $100 million.
The method is based on the identification of the cumulative value of effects in landscape units of 900 m2.
Instead of looking at that cumulative value, let's look at the average cash-on-hand for Democrats and Republicans in each district.
Derived meteorological variables are available including the Potential Soil Moisture Deficit (PSMD, cumulative value) and day degrees above (DDA,) or below (DDB,) a base temperature.
The key challenge, I believe, is the construction of a participation framework where many small contributions can be aggregated into something of great, cumulative value.
According to the report, the federal debt — simply the cumulative value of all past budget deficits less surpluses — was $10.2 trillion on Sept. 30.
The millions of traders, many of them in China, who have bet on the price of the virtual currency have kept the cumulative value of all outstanding Bitcoins well above $2 billion since late 2013.
