One of the basic findings in public good provision experiments via the voluntary contribution mechanism is that subjects contribute a considerable amount of their initial holdings to the provision of a public good even when no contribution is the dominant strategy.
Until the mid-1970s, public funds constituted the major income source for public museums and in many cases contributed a considerable percentage of the income of those operated privately.
The talent show's finalists now find that scoring immediate No 1s is less easy than it once was, yet the artists Cowell has given full backing to still contribute a considerable amount to the industry without completely whitewashing the charts.
His experiences as a preacher of indulgences, especially between 1503 and 1510, led to his appointment as general commissioner by Albert, archbishop of Mainz, who, deeply in debt to pay for a large accumulation of benefices, had to contribute a considerable sum toward the rebuilding of St. Peter's Basilica in Rome.
Besides, large hydrocarbon species generated in rich flames were found to contribute a considerable interference which can hardly be screened out.
A detailed study of the substrate deformation shows that the interaction among nanodots, through the substrate, can contribute a considerable portion of the total deformation under a nanodot.
Modeled NH3 deposition flux at a CAFO was found to contribute a considerable amount of nitrogen to the landscape and δ15N NH3 values were used to trace the livestock source contributing to this flux.
The results show that with basic passive solar design measures, solar gains contribute a considerable fraction of a typical single-family dwellings heating requirements in cold climates such as Canada (21 32%) with optimized passive solar designs attaining significant higher percentages (32 74%).
He played a significant role in the Titan I project; as George Mueller writes, "[H]e contributed a considerable amount of engineering innovation and project management skill and was directly responsible for the successful development of this pioneering guidance system".
