Examples of 'cumulated' in a sentence
Meaning of "cumulated"
cumulate (verb) - to gather or accumulate over time, especially with incremental additions
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- simple past tense and past participle of cumulate
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cumulated
Cumulated variation rates of annual average population.
The output is cumulated with previous outputs.
Cumulated total of the item on the screen.
Remedies which are not incompatible may be cumulated.
Cumulated sum based on condition in other column.
The two limits can not be cumulated.
Of the cumulated mass balance of this glacier.
The reductions therefore can not be cumulated.
Cumulated stresses and fatigue are therefore significant.
The obligatory advances may not be cumulated.
All this cumulated to increase in body odor.
The two sentences were then cumulated.
It can be cumulated with unemployment benefits.
Fines and damages could so be cumulated.
In all other years cumulated payments were considerably lower.
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Cumulated volume and market share of dumped imports.
The tokens are not cumulated to your regular participations.
Cumulated volume and market share.
Connected and cumulated capacity in megawatts.
Cumulated cost is assigned to each state shown by a circle.
Special offers can not be cumulated.
In cumulated terms there are still market share gains.
The number of wiping operations indicated is a cumulated number.
It can not be cumulated with public service compensation.
But these periods can be cumulated.
Value cumulated since the beginning of the measurement.
These other annunciation functions can be cumulated or exclusive.
Points are cumulated throughout the series.
A patent number index is also cumulated each quarter.
A cumulated metric is thus an integral of the transition metrics.
All such offset values are cumulated.
It is cumulated with the exceptional contribution.
Integration of the curves will give cumulated activity.
The total cumulated eye activity forms a triangle.
Please indicate the maximum ceiling for cumulated aid.
The cumulated effect of these deformations is called incrustation.
These points can be cumulated from one order to another.
Cumulated and not paid out.
Offer can not be cumulated with other special offers.
Cumulated amount of global commitment.
Zones can be cumulated as desired.
Cumulated net contractual gap.
Effect of the dumped imports from the cumulated countries.
Analysing the cumulated impact of loss control actions.
It is insolitude that marry is cumulated.
Aid can not be cumulated with public service compensation.
Prizes can not be cumulated.
Cumulated effects of other factors.
Published monthly with quarterly and annual cumulated editions.
Cumulated annual annual cumulated.
