Sentence examples for contributes to generating from inspiring English sources
With this elastic motion, the Finger 3 can increase the normal force at the contact point between the finger and the second card, which contributes to generating a large pulling force for the second card.
While the course equips environmental educators with the skills necessary to design and implement basic evaluations, there is less certainty that the course contributes to generating demand for evaluation within organizations and the profession.
As described in the paper [50], we were able to demonstrate that increasing the values of F12, F33, F34, and F41 contributes to generating an oscillatory behavior.
OsSPL14, a target of miR156, contributes to generating ideal rice plant architecture with a reduced tiller number, increased lodging resistance and enhanced grain yield [ 23],[ 24].
Those areas are closely related to motor control, but the prefrontal area also contributes to generating BP and power changes in specific frequency bands [ 7, 8, 17].
Many studies have demonstrated that, in addition to the premotor, supplementary motor, and primary sensorimotor areas, the prefrontal area contributes to generating such responses.
More efficient automatic information retrieval (without human intervention) contributes to generate specific web page repositories, along with improved information retrieval system feedback to users.
The present phenolic fingerprinting contributes to generate a better knowledge for using all the potential of these wild species of plants.
The asymmetric inertial mass contributes to generate power from the vibration applied into the length and thickness directions of PZT bender.
This system contributes to generate a cycling network formed by the main infrastructure, the backbone VENTO able to attract thousands of cycle tourists3 (ADFC 2017), and by local paths, possible deviations from the main direction.
It has been suggested that persistent hypothalamic activation could be the factor that contributes to generate a central permissive state which predisposes to activation of the trigeminal system, mediating pain, and of the parasympathetic reflex, producing the autonomic symptoms [52].
