Sentence examples for applications contribute from inspiring English sources

While VDC applications contribute to more accurate, informative, and efficient formulation of AEC alternatives, we discuss the needs for research on a Decision Dashboard to formally represent, organize, and decouple various decision contents (i.e., options, alternatives, predictions, and criteria) to support better evaluation and re-formulation of AEC alternatives.

Peers in computing applications contribute computing resources, such as storage, bandwidth and processing power to solve tasks independently or collaboratively.

Transport services are managed in this shared multi-service environment, and synergies with other applications contribute to e.g. transport safety, mobility planning services and logistics efficiency.

Secured mobile devices and applications contribute to greater transparency across the shop floor, added efficiency including better planning and control, and reduction of risk as the following Ericsson analysis illustrates.

Thermal energy storage in cooling applications contributes to improvements in overall system efficiency as well as to better energy quality management.

To date, ERC has funded more than 5000 group leaders, out of more than 50,000 applications, contributing to the research support for more than 40,000 group members.

In such applications, contributing and diverse experimental data and models need to be combined as evidence supporting integrated testing, safety and risk assessment and regulatory reporting as stipulated under REACH.

This is because the applications contributing most value in the organization may not be the ones as expected by the management, e.g., at AT&T, support given by the management to spread the awareness about the effective usage of a participatory technology by frontline staffers led to widespread adoption of the technology in the organization (Chui et al. [2009]).

AY co-designed and managed the web applications, contributed to the data collection, implementation and analysis.

The grain yields in irrigation, irrigation plus NH3NO3 application and irrigation plus application of NH4HCO3 treatments are 73.4, 148.0 and 163.6% higher than that of no-irrigated and no-fertilized treatment, suggesting that both irrigation and fertilizer application contribute to remarkable increase of crop yield.

We assumed that our exposure metric captured exposure through the dermal and inhalation routes; however, wind conditions, ingestion, and maternal location during pesticide application contribute to exposure (Bell et al. 2001) and were not accounted for.