Sentence examples for work sum from inspiring English sources
The prescribed PW at an arbitrary strain during unidirectional tensile test is equated to the work sum from the biaxial stresses on the premise that the plastic flow-stress registers only the increasing density of obstacles it generates.
Total myocardial work (sum of external work and potential energy) is reduced by 50% in early activated regions and is increased by 50% in late activated regions, when compared with the situation during atrial pacing [ 17, 40].
Based on the above-mentioned studies, one could have expected no positive effect on strength from such a short duration program; yet, in the current study, the total work (sum of reps × weight) has increased by ~53% from exercise session 1 to exercise session 12 confirming the efficacy of HICT in inducing change in performance (see Figure 1(a)).
A brief version [ 29] of Karasek's DC model [ 30] was used to measure psychological demand (sum of 3 items, Cronbach's alpha = 0.66) and job control (2 equally weighted scales of 6 and 3 items measuring skill discretion and decision authority respectively, Cronbach's alpha = 0.80), and physical demand at work (sum of 2 items).
He said that Mahler was a great conductor of the Philharmonic and a composer whose work sums up the arch of symphonic music that begins with Mozart.
Wenlock Books "Still serving its local community after 23 years in the Welsh borders, the shop is in a 15th-century, Grade-II listed building and is known for its reading groups, children's poetry club, author signings, and charity work," sums up Lisa.
This work sums up decades spent in maintenance shops, engineering, standardization, and research in maintenance management.
However, up till now there has been no work summing up contemporary research in this field.
This work sums up the methodology used and the work plan for verifying the role played by "green zones" in comfort in the city of Valencia, taken as a prototype of the Mediterranean city.
The artist's precocious works sum up the unappeasable agitation most of the working population experiences every day.
Litton Uiddin, 33, standing in front of the deli in Queens where he works, summed up the season simply.
