Sentence examples for bad contribution from inspiring English sources
Likewise his chapter on hurricane Katrina is not a bad contribution to the body of work on crisis management.
Therefore, it is important to employ gamification not only for encouraging a big number of user contributions, but also for discouraging bad contributions.
Bad users' contribution to the maximization of the system's total utility is very low (i.e., they practically contribute only when their channels are very good compared to good users' average channel conditions), and therefore they are rarely selected by UPRA algorithm, which leads to their throughput performance degradation.
We've done a lot of things just in terms of trying to build tools like machine learning tools to detect bad faith contributions.
He issued a statement that can be entered in the pantheon of memorable athlete nonapologies, had N.B.A. Commissioner David Stern lighten his bank account by $100,000, and mostly sneered at the idea that he might feel bad about his contributions to the realm of homophobia.
While there is a lack of convincing evidence that employers' contributions are bad for employment, a low ceiling on contributions may itself damage employment.
But there were enough criminals and drunkards mixed in to give the entire state's contribution a bad reputation.
If that was the good of Diouf's contribution, the bad and the ugly followed after the final whistle when he and Ross McCormack exchanged words.
To systematically review the risks for aspiration pneumonia in frail older people and the contribution of bad oral health among the risk factors.
The goal of this paper is to uncover the relative contribution of bad institutional incentives versus poor labor demand to the meager reemployment rates of Spanish workers aged 55 and over.
These values showed the almost perfect matching between GaAs and Ge lattice parameter and at the same time the marked deviation of model IIb from the trend, thus confirming the main contribution of "bad bonds" to the final instability of the alloy.
