The voice contributes everything, and I contribute nothing, frankly, except some modest organising abilities and (if I may say so) a certain skill in finding, among the voice's many utterances, those that are most interesting.
"They could individually or collectively contribute everything from slots at their military schools for Iraqi soldiers to sets of equipment to mentors/advisors to drill sergeants," one senior military officer in Iraq said in an e-mail message.
His real skill, analysts agree, lies in the hidden iceberg of getting products built: the "supply chain" of manufacturers and parts makers who contribute everything that goes into the phones, tablets and computers it sells.
New England restaurants contribute everything from fried clams to aged cheddar.
When commercial distributions are offered to customers, they should stay as close to the core as possible, contribute everything back upstream and support the latest module versions.
I contributed everything to various forms of stress, including finishing my MFA and looking for a full-time job, figuring I'd feel better once my life settled into a real-world routine.
For example, economists are more likely than others to free ride in public goods experiments [18], and there are the same players who converged to contribute nothing in a ten-period public goods experiment without punishment but contribute everything in a ten-period public goods experiment with punishment [21].
For instance, using Hald's data, Hadi and Ling [ 47] showed that while the first three (out of four) PC accounted for 99.96% of the variability in X, they contributed nothing (zero sum of squares) to the fit of the regression model; instead, the last PC alone contributed everything.
Because nothing is expected in return beyond what you may choose to contribute, everything is available on the Internet.
