summation|summations in English

noun

[sum·ma·tion || sʌ'meɪʃn]

act of summing, addition; sum, total; conclusion in which previous statements are reviewed and summarized

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1. An indefinite Bibasic summation formula and some quadratic, cubic and quartic summation and transformation formulas Can

2. These summations were organized into six major divisions, or Orders, according to main topics.

3. @Airified: Yes - it was missing a summation operation

4. By using a simple algorithm for the summation of basic hypergeometric series, summation formulas for some basic hypergeometric series are obtained.

5. The exhibition presents a summation of the artist's career.

6. It is distillation and summation of working experience too.

7. Example #2 – Basic Calculations like Summation, Average, and Counting

8. It is convenient to introduce here the summation operator.

9. An inde nite Bibasic summation formula containing four arbitrary pa-rameters is derived and used to to derive a bilateral Bibasic summation

10. The exhibition was a summation of his life's work.

11. Affinities is a shining summation of that work thus far

12. The output signal is actually the summation of the samples.

13. Athleisure is simply the summation of athletics and leisure

14. An Inde nite Bibasic Summation Formula and Some Quadratic, Cubic, and Quartic Summation and Transformation Formulas George Gasper1 and Mizan Rahman2 (Published in Canad

15. Lung Capacities are derived from a summation of different lung volumes

16. In-room acoustic magnitude response smoothing via summation of correction signals

17. What he said was a fair summation of the discussion.

18. The summations of these discussions were consolidated into incredibly succinct phrases, following a stringent pattern of poetic Hebrew prose.

19. the use of “summation of classified components” and/or an “additivity formula”.

20. An Apercu is a brief, clever review or summation of something

21. A summation circuit (3) adds the signals weighted by the coefficients.

22. c) The use of "summation of classified ingredients" and/or an "additivity formula"

23. Vega risk charges and delta risk charges shall be aggregated by simple summation.

24. I tried sketching network diagrams, writing input equations, summation equations, and transfer equations.

25. – the use of “summation of classified components” and/or an “additivity formula”.’