Sentence examples for making the sum from inspiring English sources

At the Nuclear Energy Institute, a trade group, a spokesman, Steve Kerekes, said the analysis was conducted when interest rates were low and stock prices were down, making the sum look smaller.

Detractors' biggest complaint is that by relying on a cumulative point system, LEED encourages developers to nitpick over individual details rather than creatively approach a building's overall sustainability — making the sum of a building's LEED points less than its parts.

The identification of the plate mechanical properties is then formulated as a constrained minimization problem in which the mechanical properties are determined by making the sum of the squared differences function a global minimum.

where θ represents a random direction (θ ∼ U n i f[0, 2Π)). Finally, we solve problem (ii), by making the sum (instead of the product) of the joint messages (i.e., using mixture importance sampling (MIS) [11]).

To calculate the sustained speed, we first fitted positions ({text{p}}_{i}) in a short-term temporal window with a straight line in such a way making the sum of squared residuals of the model as small as possible.

Making the sum of relations (2) and (3), and using inequality (1), it follows that Ω ( g x n, g x m, g x l ) + Ω ( g y n, g y m, g y l ) ≤ 2 M ( k n − 1 + k n + ⋯ + k m − 2 ) ≤ 2 M k n − 1 1 1 − k.

"Of course we are developing philanthropy... but in terms of actually making the sums add up, that increase in commercial activity will be a necessary part of it".

This could cause a crowd-pleasing row with London, for making the sums add up depends on Mr Salmond getting hold of £400m paid by Britain's Treasury to poor Scots struggling to meet their council-tax bills.

The £150m meant the government was "making the sums add up" and schools would not be "left out of pocket", he added.

"There's an interest to bring together two players and make the sum greater than its parts.

He may now travel the world giving speeches and even include Bono as a friend, but Wales's celebrity relies largely on being the guy who made the sum of the world's information free without making a penny himself.