Sentence examples for sum of millions from inspiring English sources

"Social cohesion is the sum of millions of successful settlement journeys," Fierravanti-Wells says.

Though a technical tour-de-force, the Human Genome Project was actually the sum of millions of small, repetitive actions by cleverly programmed robots.

Too often we mistake leadership for the ability to make a single strategic decision when truly it is the sum of millions of acts of "microleadership" that actually get a team to a decision point.

Figure 3 shows the ratio of the accumulated received energy from (1st scattering order only) to (sum of 1st and 2nd-order scatterings), and (sum of 1st, 2nd and 3rd order scatterings), all predicted via our proposed stochastic modeling for different optical geometries.

In order to further demonstrate the significance of high-order scatterings, in Figure 8 we plot the ratio of the accumulated received energy from (1 -order scattering only) to (sum of 1st through 5th-order scatterings) for an extra thick atmosphere at different elevation angle pairs.

Similarly, an increase of the sum of 2nd, 3rd and 4th corner distances was noted at M6 with a mean improvement of 8.3±5.1 mm in non-dominant hand (p<0.001) and of 9.8±15.3 mm in dominant hand, which however did not reach statistical significance (p=0.073).

This is particularly important for transition metal compounds, for which even structural properties are sensitive to electron correlation.[9] We have calculated energy-optimized structures for all molecules using the simplest version of Möller Plesset many-body perturbation theory[10] (2nd order or MP2, since the sum of the 0th and 1st orders is simply the Hartree Fock result).

Finally, when 3 or 4 alleles were observed, we rejected putative SNPs if the sum of the 3rd and 4th most common alleles was ≥2% of the total read count.

The y-axis shows total annual income (the sum of earnings, 1st pillar benefits, and 2nd pillar benefits) in CHF.

I defined the decision levels of the applied QC rules using an approach that although is analogous to these methods, it is more clinically relevant as the risk measures based on the normalized sum of the 2nd upper and the absolute value of the 2nd lower partial moments of the measurement error with reference to mte and −mte respectively correlate better with the size of the critical error.

The y-axis shows total annual income (the sum of earnings, 1st pillar benefits, 2nd pillar benefits, and means-tested benefits) in CHF Table 3 Sampling structure   Obs.