Sentence examples for contributed seed from inspiring English sources

Selig contributed seed money to start the sports law institute, in 1989, and Professor Matthew J. Mitten, the program director, called him a natural teacher.

Madrona Venture Group and Valhalla Partners are also participating in the round — Valhalla having previously contributed seed funding for the startup.

The evidence for Philolaus' embryology discussed above (DK 44 A27–28) does suggest that he, like Anaxagoras, believed that only the male contributed seed and that the female was simply the place in which the seed was sown.

It has recently been suggested, however, that our sole source for these views (Censorinus) is mistaken and that, while Alcmaeon thought that both the male and female contributed to the child, only the male contributed seed (Leitao 2012: 278 79), the female contributing menses.

Assuming that the remaining players (i.e. at distance two from the seeds) also cooperate conditionally, one would expect that the increased contributions associated with the neighbors of a fully contributing seed would generate contagious effects leading to increased contributions among these nodes as well.

Strictly speaking, of course, Ruth could not contribute "seed" to Jesus' lineage.

While New York would not contribute "seed money" to the studio project, the state could help with infrastructure improvements and savings on sales tax, he said.

Through persistent lobbying, banlieue entrepreneurs have been founding "angel" investment funds, persuading big French companies like AXA Insurance and BNP Paribas to contribute seed money that fuel start-ups ranging from trash removal to taxi fleets.

Democritus seems to have developed a view of reproduction according to which all parts of the body contribute to the seed from which the new animal grows, and that both parents contribute seed (DK 68A141; 143).

Contrary to a popular Greek view, which regarded the father alone as providing seed, a view that would be followed by Aristotle (Lloyd 1983, 86 ff)., Alcmaeon may have argued that both parents contribute seed (DK, A13) and that the child takes the sex of the parent who contributes the most seed (DK, A14).

Our hypothesis was that: 1) all the five seed yield components and the seed yield are inter-correlated, and all the five seed yield components are positively contributed to seed yield and 2) the relationship between seed yield and the five seed yield components should be a steady algorithm model which can be closely estimated the seed yield via the components.