"Partnerships can be seen as quite a sparky relationship, but we are the opposite, we get calmer". They consult each other on their individual projects and say working together only adds to the sum of the work, even if Savill tends to have the final tweak.
For this reason, companies like Box.net have smartly moved horizontally to include more holistic functionality, allowing me to comment on and edit documents, digest streams of updates, and understand via dashboards the broader sum of the work being executed.
Valiant is the sum of the work of the past eight years.
The title of a film should be the icing on the cake of all the hard work; a catchy collection of words to capture the attention of the audience and sum up the essence of the work.
Now, as the world mourns the loss of a talented, tortured man, the sum of that work in all its variation takes on a different kind of sweetness.
The Platonic Theology represented in some ways a turning point for Ficino: a summing up of the work he had done until then and a way forward to other projects, which he completed soon after 18 December 1473, when he was ordained a priest.
A composite variable was constructed comprising the sum of work status (not working = 0, working = 1), employer (someone else = 1, family member = 2, self employment = 3), place of work (home = 1, away = 2), employment condition (seasonal or occasional = 1, permanent = 2), and earning type (payment in kind = 1, mixed = 2, cash only = 3).
The official unemployment rate (technically called U3) simply divides the number of people who are not working, want to work, and have been actively applying for jobs (defined as having applied to at least two different employers within the last month) by the sum of the people working and those defined as unemployed.
"The sum of our work in the last year has produced notable achievements and progress," Ms. Malhotra said.
The lyrics sum up the work of marriage better than any song I know: "When you think the night has seen your mind, that inside you're twisted and unkind, let me stand to show that you are blind.
No sentence could better sum up the work of Berkeley-based photographer Richard Misrach.
