Sentence examples for contribution cause from inspiring English sources
High temperatures during summer and a heavy static load contribution cause rutting, slippage, and high plastic deformation of heavy duty asphalt pavements.
That clauses sole function is to clarify that §113(f)(1) does nothing to diminish any cause(s) of action for contribution that may exist independently of §113(f)(1), thereby rebutting any presumption that the express right of contribution provided by the enabling clause is the exclusive contribution cause of action available to a PRP.
This bonding is suggested to originate from the large surface energy contribution caused by the nano-size particles.
However, with increasing pressure, the transport contribution caused by convection in the trailing edges of the lean limit flames increases.
Within each column, the portion of its contribution caused by each of six emission-avoiding mechanisms and three emission-generating mechanisms is shown by a different colour.
Aimed at the six emergency management goals, the challenge caused by risk potential and contribution caused by emergency competence formed by emergency system are calculated separately.
The electrokinetic contribution cannot alone reproduce the experimental SP data during the tracer test and an electro-diffusive contribution (caused by concentration gradients) is needed.
The contribution caused outrage among voters in McKinney's district, because Mr. Alamoudi was among those named in a suit filed by families who lost members in the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
The electrokinetic contribution (caused by water fluxes in a charged porous soil) is modeled by an effective excess charge approach that considers both water saturation and pore water salinity.
This, together with aspects of microstructural and textural development, indicated that deformation was principally occurring by intragranular slip with a significant contribution caused by mechanical inhomogeneity in the two-phase material.
Its contribution causes only minor modulations of the ionospheric signals at low- and midlatitudes (red and black lines).
