Sentence examples for contribution given by from inspiring English sources
Eventually, to clarify the contribution given by differences in the architecture to the standard deviation of Ea, their mechanical response was qualitatively compared to a compact reference material such as polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS).
A large number of research studies deal with the modeling and analysis of infilled reinforced concrete (RC) buildings under seismic actions, at the aim to understand the actual contribution given by masonry infills to the overall seismic resistance of a building.
In this way we can evaluate the relative contribution given by the transmitted WZ bits, with respect to the bits associated to the other block types.
The total interference I x sensed by x is obtained by summing each individual contribution given by Equation 19 for all the other readers in the network.
A complete validation for the Voronoi tessellation in the presence of asymmetric loading is demanded to future works, as well as investigations on the effect of additional stiffening contribution given by bracing cables.
Finally, Idealists give a more correct and complete perspective to the contemporary debate on citizenship, their contribution moves back of almost a century the beginning of the debate, usually considered proceeding from the contribution given by Marshall in the 1950s.
He added that there was no connection between campaign contributions given by company executives and government contracts.
In this election cycle, both national political parties have raised enormous sums of "soft money," the unlimited contributions given by wealthy individuals, corporations and labor unions.
RISE: Celebrating Women, Community Love and Leadership, is an event for all women to unapologetically celebrate and honor the work and contributions given by women to our communities.
Finally, contributions given by lead users in a proactive way contain more novel insights than reactive contributions such as answers to community members' questions.
In this election, the Democratic Party's presidential nominee, Hillary Clinton, has benefited more from the flood of outside money, but the levels of spending both within and outside of the presidential campaigns would be a cause for concern for any election observer mission, especially the disproportionate amount of contributions given by the very wealthy.
