Sentence examples for even sum from inspiring English sources

Do those two positions – manifestos, even – sum up the difference?

My approach was to start with realizing that the cube with all even numbers is irrelevant (or constant) since any number thrown on that cube will simply maintain the odd or even sum of the other two.

Also, free radicals such as nitrosyls have, in their protonated form, even sum of valences.

Yet, they show how learners attempt to express their intended meanings and ideas, elaborate them, interpret them and even sum up points.

But both intrinsically charged molecules and free radicals are comparatively rare; to this end, we use (P_{text{rdbe-odd}} = 0.1) for molecular formulas with even sum of valences, and (P_{text{rdbe-odd}} = 1) for all others.

We can thus imagine defining metrics for denes and benes that would allow us to talk about rates of change in denes and benes, to "count" or even "sum" behaviors, and so on.

Even sums of this size are rare in Britain, however.

One of Taylor's vivid snapshots of Orwell, taken from all sorts of odd angles, even sums up "The Case Against".

The president even sums up his first 100 days in just four words: "It's hurting the country".

Whatever elegant, nuanced strategies Camilla Cavendish had for efficacy in public-private partnerships, the whole evening summed somehow into two men shouting BANKERS! and MIGRANTS! at each other.

In our current world, while most of the big banks continue some traditional banking, they also turned their attentions to the vast global casino of zero-sum, and even negative-sum, games.