Sentence examples for contributed to the material from inspiring English sources
April 3, 1881 Pieve Tesino, Italy August 19 , 1954Sella di Valsugana, Italy Alcide De Gasperi, (born April 3, 1881, Pieve Tesino, near Trento, Tyrol, Austria-Hungary [now in Italy] died August 19, 1954, Sella di Valsugana, Italy), politician and prime minister of Italy (1945 53) who contributed to the material and moral reconstruction of his nation after World War II.
XW and GH contributed to the material analysis and the electrochemical performance analysis.
Adhesive wear also contributed to the material loss as confirmed by EDS analysis that revealed a transfer of the coating material to the counterpart.
Building on recent scholarship uncovering more-than-human geographies, this article reveals how colonial policies designed to improve the dairy industry and protect Burmese cattle contributed to the material and imaginative territorialisation of Burma, and its eventual separation from British India.
Electron-hole recombination was thereby effectively suppressed, contributing to the material's enhanced photocatalytic performance.
Regarding product composition, construction was confirmed as the most important sector contributing to the material footprint, followed by the group of manufacturing products based on biomass.
The main aggregated sector contributing to the material footprint was construction, which held a share of 25%% in 1995, falling slightly to 23%% in 2011.
Thus, the overturning can contribute to the material cycle and subsequent biological productivity through the supply of nutrients such as iron.
The impact and cutting action at the tool tip on the machining surface are the main factors contributing to the material removal.
The diaspora-centred development agenda holds that migrants lead transnational lives and contribute to the material well being of their homelands both from afar and via circular migration.
In Fig. 3, we turn to another dimension, which the MRIO model allows to put into focus, i.e., the product groups contributing to the material footprint of the EU.
