Sentence examples similar to charge a contribution from inspiring English sources

Eurotunnel receives total charges from the railways of £211m a year, made up of usage charges plus a contribution to operating costs.

In particular, evidence was found which supports the formation of amine functionalized SWNTs, which affords a vehicle for the migration of intrinsic charges and provides a contribution to the overall conductivity.

However, there is also a contribution charge of 1.8% on each new payment into a member's retirement pot.

He claimed the reason was because "she had changed the law so that it was possible for higher education institutions to charge international students for a contribution for their studies".

For every £250 in assets – including homes – the state can charge a pound in contributions – up to a maximum of £36 a week, when you will have £23,250 in assets.

But new home undergraduate students are currently charged 3,225 (in 2009/10) as a contribution to the cost.

Then, by examining the relative enhancement of the nontotally symmetric (b2) modes of PATP, this effect was shown to arise from a charge-transfer contribution between molecule and metal.

Mn ions are electrochemically activated in the charge discharge process and has a contribution to the capacity when cycling in a voltage window of 2.5 4.5 V for x = 0.2, leading to a high discharge capacity of near 200 mAh g−1 and the excellent cycling performance (with no capacity decay after 100 cycles) at 20 mA g−1.

Energy decomposition analysis from the FMO calculation reveals that the majority of the energy comes from the charge transfer contribution of charged atoms.

Trasatti plot corroborates that CCGP provides more inner surface charge storage contribution than CoFe2O4 (CC) and CoFe2O4/rGO (CCG) electrodes.

Impedance spectra of IDEs in deionized water (as shown in Figure 4 B) shows that the resistive or the charge transfer contribution to the overall impedance decreased with ND seeding.