Sentence examples for based contribution from inspiring English sources

submitGit and making it easier for people to contribute to Git was a topic following on directly from Git Merge 2015, where several Git developers expressed their dissatisfaction with Git's current mailing-list based contribution process.

Z BUS based contribution factors are determined to optimally insert the DGs for the TCM problem.

The locations of DGs are selected based on Z BUS based contribution factors which was proposed in [25].

The lesson is not that belief and emotion do not generally cohere in moral judgment, but that emotion is itself cognitively complex and can make its own independent and rationally based contribution to moral judgment.

In the proposed work, model reduction based on PCA was applied by building a reduced space out of the contribution vector of the nodes set of the graph; R is the space calculated from contribution vector C = {c 1, c 2, c 3,…, c r}, where C is the proposed edge based contribution matrix defined as: C = R^{C} mathop sum nolimits left( {V^{C} } right)^{T} (15).

BANGKOK, 25 January 2008 - "I would rather have a church filled with sinners than sick people," relayed Dominica Bessie Abo, quoting a pastor, to delegates from Asian and Pacific churches, temples and mosques who were united in their zeal for a greater faith based contribution to confront HIV and AIDS related issues in their communities.

"Temporary corrections in the form of lump sum growth projections (in current prices) in annual GNI based contributions during the period 2014-2020 will be granted to the following member states - €2.8bn to Germany, €1.15bn to the Netherlands, and €325m to Sweden.

Cameron doesn't think that this is an evolutionary step forward in the development of fiction, but an interesting experiment in mashing crowd based contributions via Twitter.

Among other wavelet based contributions, Naseri and Homaeinezhad [61] proposed a framework for classification of heart sounds S1, S2, S3, S4, murmurs, and scuffles.

Here field-work based contributions are collected to provide a variety of perspectives on the Pamirs highlighting transformation and transition in Post-Soviet societies as well as in Afghanistan and Pakistan.

Despite male resource based contributions to offspring, selection on males may not have been strong enough for them to detect more subtle individual variations in attractiveness, as opposed to more obvious features such as facial neoteny, averageness and symmetry.