Sentence examples for over the totality from inspiring English sources

"So long as Baghdad does not have full control over the totality of Iraq, Turkey will make sure nothing goes on in north Iraq that it does not like," observed Soli Ozel, an international relations professor at Bilgi University in Istanbul.

The change in temperature can also cause changes in pressure over the totality footprint.

Definition (16) is supposed to be illegitimate because, in its definiens, the quantifier ranges over the totality of all propositions.

As subjectivism's unlimited ambition to establish "mastery over the totality of what-is" (QCT 132/GA5 92) works to objectify even modernity's vaunted subject, moreover, it increasingly transforms modern subjectivism into late-modern "enframing" (as we saw in 2.7).

In addition, the FIA continued to receive an annual dividend from the deal, Mosley stated: "Over the totality of the contract, and on an annual basis, the sum we have accepted represents billions of dollars.

The trained model succeeds in diagnosing late-onset sepsis within the test set of infants in the NICU: sensitivity 100%; specificity 80%; percentage of true positives 91%; percentage of true negatives 100%; accuracy (true positives plus true negatives over the totality of patients) 93,3%; and Cohen's kappa index 0,84.

If the debate was full of memorable moments — Mrs. Clinton accusing Mr. Obama of associating with a "slum landlord," Mr. Obama saying he felt as if he were running against both Hillary and Bill Clinton, the two candidates talking over each other — the totality of the attacks also laid bare the ill will and competitive ferocity that has been simmering between them for weeks.

Sweeping rapidly southeast, the eclipse will rapidly transition to a total eclipse; the totality path will slowly widen and the duration of totality will gradually increase, although the shadow will remain out over open ocean water for 165 minutes before finally making its first landfall at Gabon.

"I think there are a lot of hammer throwers out there, who are over-the-top critical all the time; I think he has an understanding of that but also understands the totality of coaching".

By the time the trial was over, the e-mails, in their totality, made the defendants seem sympathetic rather than criminal.

Yesterday, this fear prompted Greeks to attempt to change the foundation and structure of the post-1974 political system, with voters punishing the two mainstream parties not only for the intense austerity measures adopted over the past four years, but also, it seems, for the totality of their policies over the past 38 years.