Sentence examples for have a sum from inspiring English sources

Shakespeare successfully intervened, assured the young lovers that "they should have a sum of money for a portion from the father", and then united them in a handfast - the kind that Rosalind and Orlando playfully enact in As You Like It.

Inside the logarithm, we have a sum of squares of 2N r i.i.d.i.d

Roughly speaking, instead of asking which temporal parts have a sum, we ask which matter-filled regions exactly contain objects.

(The material simples in the left half of r, one might say, do not have a sum).

Add the $3,600 from the conventional IRA to the brokerage account and you have a sum shy of $6,000.

Third, perdurantists who reject universalism seem committed to giving an account of the difference between collections of temporal parts which have a sum, and collections which do not.

Under the bill, the GAB cannot itself launch an investigation and it will no longer have a sum-sufficient budget for investigating corruption.

And yet it has a sum total of zero nominations.

Universalism is the view that any collection of objects whatsoever has a sum, an object they compose.

Several residues were modelled as two clear conformers with complementary occupational parameters having a sum of 1.0.

Some samples are arguably low in heavy metal content with 28% of the batteries having a sum of less than 100 ppm of the analyzed metals.