Sentence examples for match the sum from inspiring English sources

After its sale, the government put a temporary export ban on it in the hope a domestic buyer would match the sum to keep it in the UK.

You should price the product so that if you sell enough policies, the average payout will match the sum of the collected premiums, and you'll come out even.

where α is the adjustment coefficient used to match the sum of adjusted tree survival probabilities ( p ˜ i j ) to predictions from the stand survival model (equation 1).

In the simulations presented here, available channels, that is, trading goods, are equally distributed among the operators at the highest level L2, allowing a difference of one resource between operators to exactly match the sum of 100 channels.

In addition, those where the gene sequence length does not match the sum of the length of its exons as specified in the accompanying annotation files were eliminated.

However, the changes in the total cellular abundance obtained for both proteins approximately match the sum of their cytosolic and mitochondrial enrichment.

Hollywood has raised the ante in live action to a point where no one else can match the sums that go into making films like "Titanic".

Moreover, Mr. Markowitz has nowhere near the fund-raising to match the sums raised by other Democratic mayoral aspirants, specifically United States Representative Anthony D. Weiner, Comptroller William C. Thompson Jr. and City Council Speaker Christine C. Quinn.

He also helped raise $1 million for the city's hurricane relief fund, matching the sum Mr. Bon Jovi recently pledged to his hometown, Sayreville, N.J.

The estimates are calibrated, however, so that the whole matches the sum of the parts: if you add up the estimated voting results among the five racial groups in each state, the results should exactly match the overall vote totals for Mr. Obama and Mr. Romney last year.

With Chardin, one loses track of time staring at a bunch of cherries, wondering at their translucence, then counting the cherries -- there are five -- and noticing that five matches the sum of two peaches, a green apple and two sections of a split apricot to create perfect symmetry in the picture.