Sentence examples for of which sums from inspiring English sources
Night and the City (1950), the title of which sums up the essence of film noir, is an extraordinary movie.
A typical two-stanza madrigal has an AAB form with both stanzas (AA) being sung to the same music, followed by a one- or two-line coda (B), or concluding phrase, the text of which sums up the sense of the poem.
Quantum mechanical systems are described by wave-like mathematical objects (vectors) of which sums (superpositions) can be formed (see the entry on quantum mechanics).
The gold-standard "Paxos" algorithm is sufficiently complex that a pair of Stanford engineers recently published a paper entitled "In Search Of An Understandable Consensus Algorithm" (PDF) — the title of which sums up the state of the art nicely — in which they present a new alternative, "Raft".
It is not correct to assess these alignments as Multiple Sequence Alignments (of which Sum of Pairs and Total Column are metrics).
Post-multiplication of this matrix with the "fuzzy" Q b yields a matrix the rows of which sum to one, for both the distinct and fuzzy classification of genetic groups.
It's a perfect example of form meeting function (with a dash of romanticism), which sums up the appeal of the safari jacket itself.
The line, which features "sensually elegant" men's fragrances, also contains a scent named Perfume of Italy, which sums up the smell of Italy's "seas, mountains and countryside", and a perfume called Cannabis, which is described as hypnotic.
The citation described him as "a gentleman of lichenology" – which sums him up perfectly.
When he climbed to his feet, he had a look of disbelief — which sums up the way the Celtics are feeling about this series.
I'm still in contact with some of them, which sums it up.
