Sentence examples for volume sums from inspiring English sources

The punishing volume sums up the band's current sound - big keyboard stabs, enormous percussion, strobes and, unforgivably, a prog-rock style church organ solo.

His latest volume, summing up much of his work, "The Making of Modern Japan," was published this month by the Harvard University Press.

During the period of export, the volume sum of exporting oil and blending contaminated oil is equal to the export demand.

In the case of small atomic aggregates, for which it is not proper to consider a three-dimensional structure, we set μ(V) = 0 and assimilate them to cylinders one layer high, and perimeter determined by imposing conservation of the total atomic volume (sum of the atomic volumes of the atoms composing the 2D aggregate).

Thanks to such procedures, the cortical motor area of each muscle could be rigorously described and analysed by means of parameters characterizing such areas as excitability (number and extension of "active" points on the scalp), volume (sum of MEP amplitudes obtained stimulating the whole active area), center-of-gravity (the amplitude-weighted mean position) [10], [14], [76], [84].

Total brain volume (sum of gray and white matter) was additionally assessed to conduct head-size corrections.

Volumes of the prefrontal lobes were obtained using an automated parcellation procedure implemented in the A-GI software [ 6, 32], and relative prefrontal volumes were calculated by dividing the absolute prefrontal lobe volumes through whole brain volume (sum of GM, WM and CSF).

In an extended 7-year time series, total sand volumes (summed between the back beach and 8 m water depth, over the entire 2.7 km reach) exhibit multi-year fluctuations of unknown origin that are twice as large as the nourishment volume.

Spearman's correlation coefficients were calculated between the OMERACT erosion scores and the erosion volumes of individual erosions and between the persons' total OMERACT erosion score and the persons' total erosion volumes (sum of the 15 evaluated joint areas).

11, 45– 47 Hippocampal volumes (sum of volumes in left and right hemisphere) were covariance adjusted for total intracranial volume as measured by estimated total intracranial volume (eTIV) over the full sample prior to inclusion in the regression equation as the dependent variable.

In the total and subgroup analyses, age and total brain volume (the sum of NGMV, NWMV, and normalized cerebrospinal fluid) were used as nonexplanatory covariates in the general linear model.