Sentence examples for part amount from inspiring English sources

CO2-TPO, O2-TPO (followed after CH4-TPSR) confirmed that only part amount of carbon species derived from methane decomposition could be removed by CO2, and O2 in feed played a crucial role for the gasification of the inactive surface carbons.

Indeed, Table 10 shows that function's simultaneous optimization causes an effect on each function's independent results leading to changes in items such as number of selected suppliers per each part, list of suppliers per each part, amount of allocated orders to selected suppliers per each part, and order discount interval selection.

To say the past cannot productively speak to the present, at least in part, amounts to unilateral disarmament in the unending war for the future.

In some basic way, any great artist's cumulative output, whole or in part, amounts to a self-portrait, the record of a spiritual journey, no matter how much or how little biographical data it actually conveys.

The computer science part amounts to a deep integration of Microsoft search expertise - not just Bing, but all the skills of that team - to alter the user experience of smartphones.

Last year the shippers' part amounted to just $80 million, barely 10% of the annual spend on construction and maintenance.

This action on Harclay's part amounted to treason, and early in 1323 he was apprehended by the king's men, and hanged, drawn and quartered.

A summary of the legislation mailed to reporters reads, in part: "Amounts paid by corporations, which constitute restitution for damage caused by the violation of any law, are exempted and remain deductible".

But the parts amounted to less than one might have expected.

Figure 1 The reclamation areas of Macao are shown in five main parts, amounting to approximately 3 km 2 of land area (redrawn by the author from the government reports).

"This year," he said, "those purchases will almost double". He acknowledged, however, that procurement of American parts amounts to only 4% or 5% of the value of the company's exports to the U.S. market.