Sentence examples for sums less than from inspiring English sources

For sums less than this you are likely to be charged £5 for delivery.

But the relatively modest sums, less than 10 percent of the central bank's total balance sheet, have not been enough to prevent yields on Italian bonds from rising.

The size of hTable i can be adjusted to handle large databases of points by choosing an appropriate split factor sp. Instead of generating all dense units in all dimensions sp times, if we sort the keys of density-connected points, we can stop the computation of dense units when no more signature sums less than the upperlimit of hTable i are possible.

During both the exact and the approximate addition conditions, 2-digit addition problems with sums less than 100 were used.

However those with resolutions in the range 1.5 to 1.8 Å had a wide scatter of valence vector sums (0.0 - 0.8 vu) and Ca-valence sums that deviated by up to 50% from the expected value, though those structures with valence vector sums less than 0.2 vu generally had reliable Ca-valence sums.

What: Cool Shoreditch games maker, acquired by Elisabeth Murdoch's Shine Group for an undisclosed sum less than a year after launch.

Why, it was such a piffling sum (less than a million pounds) that it was "below the approval threshold".

If you factor in a brutalist set painted in various shades of black, which looks a substantial six-figure sum less than a million dollars, a cast of ten playing an entire redneck community, along with the various animals that the plot requires, you have a contrarian's daydream.

So why was the combination of Roger Daltrey – now wilting into a crabby computer repair guy – and Liam Gallagher – now fading into a Liam Gallagher photo-fit – such a depressing sum less than its parts?

This suggests that any metal in a protein structure that has a valence vector sum less than 0.2 vu is likely to have a Ca-valence sum that can be used to determine what cation occupies the given site.

Governments devote paltry sums -- less than 1percentt of their health budgets in 66percentt of the countries surveyed -- to mental illness and brain disorders, according to the report, "Mental Health: New Understanding, New Hope".