Sentence examples for give a sum from inspiring English sources

By repeating the measurement as many as 16 times and averaging the results, horizontal angles can be measured more closely; in geodetic surveying, measurements of all three angles of a triangle are expected to give a sum of 180 degrees within one second of arc.

While an HTS assay will only give a sum of compound affinities, HRS gives individual information on all (separated) molecules.

The disease categories were totalled to give a sum score as there was a trend of more disease in the main categories in the case group.

The sections were stained for c-Met (CVD13, Invitrogen) and the staining was scored semi-quantitatively (0 3 for intensity and 0-4 for area of tumour reactivity to give a sum score of 0 7).

Every correctly answered question is given one point which is then added to give a sum-score.

For example, 24 is abundant, its divisors giving a sum of 36; 32 is deficient, giving a sum of 31.

The parimutuel clerks are given a sum of money at the beginning of a track's racing season and are expected to keep their own accounts straight until the end, when they must account for everything.

One of the psychologists' favourite experiments is the "ultimatum game" in which one player, the proposer, is given a sum of money, say $10, and offers some portion of it to the other player, the responder.

Typically, one subject, called the "proposer," is given a sum of money to divide with a "responder".

In the game, a "proposer" is given a sum of money, part of which he or she offers to share with a "responder".

The laureates are given a sum of money when they receive their prizes, in the form of a document confirming the amount awarded.