Sentence examples for basic contributions from inspiring English sources
He made basic contributions that dealt with the nonlinearity of turbulence and the construction of selfconsistent approximations.
Newell and his longtime collaborator Herbert A. Simon won the 1975 A.M. Turing Award, the highest honour in computer science, for their "basic contributions to artificial intelligence, the psychology of human cognition, and list processing".
Simon and his longtime collaborator Allen Newell won the 1975 A.M. Turing Award, the highest honour in computer science, for their "basic contributions to artificial intelligence, the psychology of human cognition, and list processing".
An algorithm of quantitative analysis of two basic contributions to the stabilization of martensite – atomic reordering ("chemical" stabilization component) and pinning of interfaces ("mechanical" contribution) – has been developed.
Over the course of a career that has included 11 books and hundreds of papers, Wilks and his research teams have made basic contributions to a number of key areas in natural language processing.
Our simple TB model is composed of two basic contributions to the energy: first, the pairwise repulsion due to Fermi exclusion, and second, the d-band bonding energy described in terms of an electronic density of states that depends on structure.
GM pays a basic contribution, and its salaried employees contribute more for their desired plan $19 a month for a high-ranking one, nine times more for the worse alternative.Not surprisingly, employees tend to choose better plans.
His work on the glycogen-lactic acid cycle remains a basic contribution to the understanding of muscular action, despite revisions resulting from the later research of others.
The calculations show that the basic contribution to the total particle pressure was made by ions at the energy from 0.1 to 12.4 keV.
The basic contribution of this article is the best utilization of batteries as an additional source to be connected to increase the generated power based on demand.
Now, under the Roberts Court's doctrine, even the basic contribution limits -- which prevent individual donors from giving more than $5,200 to any candidate for federal office -- are at risk as impermissible government efforts to regulate "influence" and "access".
