Sentence examples for sum up with from inspiring English sources

When the FAP 2 applies TBF for interference mitigation purposes in FUE 1, beamforming gain in the second femtocell vanishes since component channels sum up with random phases.

You sum up, with a transitive verb, what effect on the other person the character wants their line to achieve.

To sum up with respect to this, the Florida Supreme Court radically changed the legislative scheme because it thought it could do so under the Florida Constitution.

If it were a feeling you could sum up with some common word like 'horror' or 'disgust,' then I'm sure I would have forgotten all about it long ago.

Developing out of these works in the period after his first show were complex, agitated abstractions such as Asheville (1948 49), Attic (1949), and Excavation (1950), which reintroduced colour and seem to sum up with taut decisiveness the problems of free-associative composition he had struggled with for many years.

To sum up, with NIV the resulting FiO2 was corresponding to a 50% O2 withdrawal for half of the time.

Working as a consultant for international NGOs, Sabiti kept being asked "what kind of English do Ugandans speak?" He felt it was time to "dig deeper and sum-up with something standardised to explain the strange way of speaking".

Sum up your points with clear action steps.

The minister summed up with a parable.

"Claus is about seven or eight people," he sums up, with a wicked look.

Peter J. Toren, a patent litigator, summed up with a single word: "Wow".