I started thinking, What if he was going to sum up for a jury why they should elect him?
When these probabilities are estimated using historical data and summed up for a player or team, they show the expected number of goals that the player or team would score given their shots.
But Mr. Adam, who declined to be interviewed for this article, has a much more complex case to sum up for a jury than he did in the R. Kelly closing statement.
If totalitarianism reduced the world, in Kundera's words, to a place of answers, a world of slogans and simplistic logic, Hrabal's work slyly resists by being impossible to sum up — for a long time it was even considered untranslatable.
Mr Williamson points out that his original article was "a reporting job" rather than a manifesto, in which he tried to sum up (for a conference held in Washington, DC) in a 10-point list a reform agenda that was emerging among Latin American policymakers (the article can be found at www.iie.com/jwilliamson.htm).htm
The pocket prediction process of CAST specifies the calculation of the so-called "dual complex" (or alpha shape) and is summed up for a simplified two-dimensional depiction of binding site atoms (Figure 2).
Rotational forces are summed up for a number of iterations.
Conservative minister George Eustice, summing up for Defra, said a new voluntary code of conduct for pet sales in operation since the start of the year has resulted in 100,000 adverts from backstreet breeders being removed from the internet.
She rejects descriptions of her music that seem lazily gendered, which she once summed up for an interviewer: " 'She describes northern lights; she does this kind of feminine thing, veil-like music, which has no structure; she does tone poems.' " In fact, Saariaho was rigorously educated in musical form.
