Sentence examples for building contributions from inspiring English sources

Another part of the shogunate's actions after the rebellion was to excuse the clans which had aided its efforts militarily, from the building contributions which it routinely required from various domains.

In such meetings, the Fellow and IAVI staff discussed positives and negatives of the fellowship, what could be done better, and how IAVI and GHF program could make changes to further maximize the capacity building contributions of Fellows.

The urban canyon under consideration here has been built using the same principles as in Figure 4. Contrary to the narrowband analysis where the contributions of canonical buildings were coherently summed all together, each building contribution is now represented by one ray (delta function) discriminated in terms of power, phase, delay and Doppler.

The focus of this study is the capacity building contribution made by Pfizer Fellows to IAVI rather than the contribution made by IAVI to the developing countries in which it is active.

And what about buildings' contribution to climate change?

Edward Witten of the Institute for Advanced Study, building on contributions of many other physicists, proposed a new set of techniques that refined the approximate equations on which all work in string theory had so far been based.

In evaluating the life cycle environmental impacts of buildings, the contributions of seismic damage are rarely considered.

From left to right, in range direction, we can recognize the layover area, then the brightest double-reflection line, the building roof contribution, and the shadow.

For square buildings, the contribution to the total mean torque from that face at θ = 5°, 10°, 15°, and 20° is approximately 54, 67, 66 and 53 %, respectively (Isyumov and Poole 1983).

A photo of Mr. Berman with the entrance to a fancy apartment building and "More contributions".

The sent separate "Your Dot" contributions building on the post I published earlier this week from Louis Derry, an associate professor in the earth and atmospheric sciences department at Cornell University.