At year's end, cumulative pledges through 2004 totalled about 6.1 billion from a cumulative total of 191 donors.

The projected cumulative total of adult AIDS cases was close to 10 million.

The cumulative total of Vietnamese returnees by the end of 1993 was 55,514 persons.

The right vertical axis is the cumulative percentage of the total number of occurrences, total cost, or total of the particular unit of measure.

In document S 24900 Add.93 one flight was inadvertently omitted in the cumulative total count.

100. The cumulative annualized total returns over the last 25 years had averaged 9.4 per cent.

Cumulative

Cumulative

It's cumulative.

This is a cumulative total relating to expenditures in different years and thus to different rates of inflation exchange.

A cumulative total of 26,197 cases have been identified and 1,050 deaths were reported as at 31 July 1994.

Cumulative 0 calculates the density function cumulative 1 calculates the distribution.

Cumulative task time

Cumulative characteristics of terrorism

The actual cumulative total of adult AIDS cases in the world by late 1992 was estimated by WHO to be approximately 2.5 million.

Lost 2000 2003 Cumulative 0.09

Lost 1996 1998 Cumulative 0.12

Calculates the cumulative interest payment.

Calculates the cumulative principal payment.

There's an impact, it's cumulative.

Does this have cumulative effects?

The cumulative costs can be stunning.

Precovered ID 2000 2003 Cumulative 0.14

Precovered ID 1996 1998 Cumulative 0.12

Badly lost 2000 2003 Cumulative 0.21

Badly lost 1996 1998 Cumulative 0.32

By May 16, 1963, the US launched a total of six Project Mercury astronauts, logging a cumulative 34 Earth orbits, and 51 hours in space.

The cumulative total since the beginning of the first crisis year (2008) means that Spain has financed its entire current account deficit via the printing press.

Recovered and recoverable 2000 2003 Cumulative 0.55

Recovered and recoverable 1996 1998 Cumulative 0.43

How does evolution do cumulative, combinatorial things?

(Percentage, based on values at 1980 prices) Cumulative

And it's a new cumulative pressure on leaders.

As a result, based on the projected ending fund balance for 2004 of 9.21 million, the total 2005 year end cumulative fund balance is projected at 12.12 million.

The cumulative amount of co financing from other funding partners, such as multilateral and bilateral donors, has been 237 million, or more than one third of the total.

The cumulative total of Palestinian fatalities and injuries since September 2000 were 3,497 and 28,321 respectively.2 Since September 2000, 70 per cent of Palestinian victims have been civilians.

In 1991, for example, investment flows to Angola amounted to more than 660 million, which exceeded the total cumulative investment flows received by that country between 1985 and 1990.

There is, therefore, cumulative DNA damage leading to mutations.

And all of this because of cumulative cultural adaptation.

We have the cumulative potential to impact global education.

Over the first decade, the cumulative number of migrants might amount to between 1.5 and four million, that is, 2.4 to 5 of the total population in the new member states and a tiny fraction of the total population in the current Union.

The cumulative length of her detention now approaches ten years.

It was unclear whether those regimes were alternative or cumulative.

Table 2. Cumulative OFDI approvals by Indian enterprises, 1975 2000

The truth is that most creativity is cumulative and collaborative