For Tl'chés, Lekwungen elder Sellemah holds a cumulative body of knowledge acquired during her years spent with her grandparents and great-grandparents.
Somehow this show feels just too well-tempered – too edited, too neat – even across several of the Whitechapel's spaces, to let its cumulative effect take hold.
Human rights provide a coherent, transparent and internationally agreed framework with which to identify – and hold government to account for – the cumulative impact of austerity.
Exclude cumulative toxicity: if feasible, hold ruxolitinib and await blood count recovery over days to weeks.
The male and female gymnasts with the highest cumulative score win the gold medal and will hold the sport's most prestigious title as the all-around champion.
Early Monday morning, Whitson marked her 535th cumulative day in space, becoming the first U.S. astronaut to hold the record.
The inverse relationship holds whether long-term cumulative exposure or short-term seasonal exposure is considered [ 7].
Although burnout and stress are separate concepts, it has been a commonly held belief that the cumulative effect of chronic stress often results in a condition known as burnout [ 33].
Let A w be a cumulative density function, the area underneath this histogram: (2) Given (2), a low-complexity threshold value, t w, is calculated for every window, w, as the entropy limit holding 0.5% of the cumulative distribution function such that: (3) We define a low-complexity region as any window of length w with an entropy value smaller than t w.
Menzel strings his sequences together with great affection and skill, but the movie, an absurdist picaresque, doesn't have much cumulative impact, and perhaps the hero is too much a lightweight to hold an epic together.
