Sentence examples for contributed in definition of from inspiring English sources
An implicit numerical scheme has been employed in which the space derivative term contributed in definition of cell face flux has been discretized in fourth order accurate manner.
Kate has written extensively about dance, and is now exploring how technologies such as television shows and social media contribute to changes in definitions of dancing as well as expectations concerning what dancers do when we engage in performance.
Furthermore, the lack of generality and stringency in definition of terms such as "main force-generating step" and "power stroke" contribute to the problems.
Developments in imaging have contributed to the definition of the GTV.
Successive epidemics of plague in the Middle Ages contributed to the definition of an epidemic as the propagation of a single, well-defined disease.
FB contributed to the definition of the methodology and was involved in writing the manuscript.
The new and unmiraculous Bible of the age was Diderot's Encyclopedie, whose terse analytical definitions, contributed in many cases by Voltaire, dismissed the occult fabulations of scripture.
Ferroportin mutations have been found in several patients with hemochromatosis, and this illustrates how studies of a zebrafish mutant have contributed to the definition of a human disease.
In addition, and in order to contribute to the definition of economic policies, the main objective of this paper is to analyse the factors that are currently influencing container ports inefficiency – specifically inter-port and intra-port competition.
