Sentence examples for a notable contribution from from inspiring English sources

There was also a notable contribution from a bespectacled young executive who flew in from Hong Kong to give a talk on the opportunities available to broadcasters in India and China.

Although the HS signal intensity for the H81Y appears lower, there is a notable contribution from the rhombic HS ferric haem signal with g x = 6.68 and g y = 5.39 which makes the whole EPR signal wider than the axial EPR line at g ┴ = 5.95.

A notable contribution in this area comes from the SWE [32], which has specified standard models for (a) describing sensor systems and processes associated with sensor observations (Sensor Model Language), and (b) encoding sensor observations and measurements (Observations & Measurements).

A notable contribution to the spread of intensities from single-point mismatches is a phenomenon we term the GC skew effect.

An adroit pontiff but timid and chronically ill from cancer, he left a notable contribution to canon law in the Clementinae, a collection of his decretals and those of the Council of Vienne later promulgated by his successor, Pope John XXII, in 1317.

A notable contribution to his interest in bipolar disorder came from an encounter with Dr. Mogens Schou of the University of Aarhus in Denmark in the early 1970s.

The Colombian is on loan from the Ligue 1 club but has struggled to make a notable contribution since José Mourinho brought him in during the summer.

There is, however, considerable evidence of GP burnout and early retirement – to which the CQC makes a notable contribution.

"Fantasia" was hugely popular, and made a notable contribution to cultivating a wider appreciation of classical music.

The Recording Academy, the organisation behind the Grammys, honours performers who are seen to have made a notable contribution to recorded music with the annual lifetime achievement award.

Almost three-quarters of those honoured are ordinary people who have made a notable contribution to their community, often without recognition.