Sentence examples for the proper sum from inspiring English sources

One ongoing debate concerns the guilt or liability of those who would pay, the claim-rights and connection to the victims of those who would receive payment, and the difficulty in calculating the proper sum of restitution (Waldron 1992, Wheeler 1997, Boxill 2003).

The average person can only mine or buy, but if you have the proper sums, the possibilities are interesting.

By July, auditors turned in a report claiming that the clubs were overcharging patrons on tax, sending the city the proper amount and keeping the overbilled sums.

Having "ruthlessly cut the price of his papers to below cost in order to win audiences or drive out competition," Mr. Rusbridger said in a recent speech, "this same Rupert Murdoch is being very vocal in asserting that the reader must pay a proper sum for content — whether in print or digitally".

The theory of resonance is based on the fundamental principle of quantum mechanics, which states that the wave function representing a stationary state of a system can be expressed as a weighted sum of the wave functions that correspond to several hypothetical structures for the system and that the proper combination is that sum which leads to a minimum calculated energy for the system.

In a similar vein, the Greeks called a pair of integers amicable ("friendly") if each was the sum of the proper divisors of the other.

An interesting concept of this school of thought, which Iamblichus attributes to Pythagoras himself, is that of "amicable numbers": two numbers are amicable if each is equal to the sum of the proper divisors of the other (for example, 220 and 284).

The probability was summed over the bin size to generate the proper normalization.

In sum, enhancing the secretion of the FVIII HC polypeptide may require the proper association of the FVIII LC polypeptide in cis or in trans.

Creating the proper rotation.

At the proper time.