Sentence examples for through the sum from inspiring English sources

Moritz Kraemer, S&P's chief sovereign ratings officer, told Reuters: "There are many uncertainties ahead, but if we assume that the money will definitely come through, the sum of €13bn is not insignificant for an economy the size of Ireland".

Let us rut through the sum Of who we were, Or are, Or will be in the years to come: A couple Of someones Who used to be in love.

The relative effect of temperature as a limiting factor on tree growth is captured annually through the sum of daily values.

The approach exploits an intriguing relationship between the theory of Gröbner bases and polynomial spectral factorization which can be observed through the sum of roots, and allows us to perform polynomial spectral factorization in the presence of real parameters.

(For instance, the group of rotations in the plane has a distinct element for every angle in the range 0 360 degrees; the composition of two rotations is of course the single rotation through the sum of their angles).

Modelling of concrete confined with FRCM is presented as a rather straightforward procedure through the sum of stress contributions of the confined concrete and the mortar of the confinement system, separately.

In an article* in the latest Financial Analysts Journal (FAJ), Jack Bogle of Vanguard, a fund-management group that specialises in index-tracking, goes through the sums.

I was going to say that the slow-growing romance between Michael and Jessica in this trilogy really touched me, but I've just read through the summing-up of the storyline and it is utterly bonkers.

And from the end of World War II, when aviation started to become big business, through 1994, the sum of the industry's profits and losses was less than zero.

Through comparing the sum EE among all possible MCS level pairs of the two streams, the optimal transmit power and the corresponding MCS level pair for dual streams is selected.

And the average updating interval was obtained through using the sum of all updated interval divided by the total number of all updated guidelines.