Sentence examples for contribution the joint from inspiring English sources
In the present contribution the joint is modelled as a bi-material notch.
"Mr Gotovina's order to unlawfully attack civilians and civilian objects amounted to significant contribution to the joint criminal enterprise," Judge Orie said.
In the model, Elan's contribution to the joint venture is $15m, including $12m that it uses to buy shares in its partner firm, which in turn uses the money to finance the joint venture.
For quite some time I had had some ideas about individuality and its contribution to the joint effort, which I hadn't put into practice because they involved too many rotations in the field.
The contribution to the joint histogram of a single pair of pixels with intensities is distributed over several discrete bins ) by the window function.
The company is buying out NXP's 20.0% stake in its wireless venture, and will receive $700.0 million from Ericsson's contribution to the joint venture.
Our findings suggest that proposers are willing to reward responders for their contribution to the joint endowment in any of the two games.
The contribution of the joint shear reinforcement (including both the transverse steel reinforcement and the intermediate longitudinal steel reinforcement of the column) is taken into account through the nominal tensile strength of the idealized material.
Vizio claims that in lieu of paying Vizio the fee, the Chinese company offered to set up a joint distribution deal, which would have included paying Vizio $40 million up front, $10 million after the new deal closed with the remaining $50 million turned into a capital contribution for the joint venture.
As exemplified by the U.S. contribution to the joint study of carbon disulfide, the approach derived from this background relies on the acquisition of dose--effect data with a preparation yielding stable baseline performance.
To determine the host's contribution in the joint destruction of S. aureus-mediated septic arthritis, we analyzed the MMP expression profile in human dermal and synovial fibroblasts upon exposure to culture supernatant and whole cell lysates of S. aureus.
