Sentence examples for summation that from inspiring English sources

Then, just after 4 p.m., the chief prosecutor, Alan Vinegrad, began a combative final summation that tried to answer Mr. Fischetti's most persuasive points without repeating the concise narrative the other prosecutor, Mr. Smith, had delivered in the morning.

And like his approach when he ran for Senate in the Democratic primary in 1998, Mr. Green responds to questions about his political philosophy with a complex and nuanced summation that seems to straddle the era of Mr. Giuliani and of his Democratic predecessor, David N. Dinkins.

The trial of three police detectives charged in the shooting of Sean Bell ended on Monday with one of the most fractious days in seven weeks in the courtroom, with one defense lawyer delivering a summation that played up a victim's use of a racial slur, and prosecutors countering in equally blistering tones that the police officers were lying on the stand.

"You feel you have done the job and finished top of the group and we play the final game against Borisov with not much at stake apart from the fact we want to win the game," said Wenger, a summation that crystalised the relaxed nature of this situation.

During a summation that lasted more than four hours and will continue on Thursday, the prosecutor, Joel J. Seidemann, said three construction supervisors and a company involved in the deconstruction and decontamination of the building were so concerned with saving money on the project that they sacrificed safety by removing a 42-foot section of standpipe in the building's basement.

It is easy to check by partial summation that (3.16).

Ken made himself a second Martini, and then, gazing up at a part of the roof that leaked during thunderstorms, he delivered a self-summation that offered me an unexpected glimpse of how I might live more happily, a vision of potential liberation from the oppressive sense of financial responsibility that my parents had bequeathed me.

The periodic summations that arise in the formulation were well handled by Ewald summation technique to speed up the convergence rate in the computation.

First, the objective in (10) is a sum of |C| intra-cell |S c | users' utilities summations, that depend only on the variables p ¯ c and p ¯ var.

In this study, we have obtained some explicit closed-form evaluations of certain summations that arise as solutions of the Poisson equation, which in turn arises in numerous arenas ranging from engineering to studies of crystal structures.

Those m-3 multiplications are replaced by m-3 summations that are computationally less demanding than multiplications using standard Fortran functions.