Sentence examples for contribution to define from inspiring English sources

Every other student in the room made a unique contribution to define the moral, ethical, commercial and operational aspects of achieving this goal.

In order to discuss the relative stability of dots and wires, the strain energy term has to be combined with the surface energy contribution to define the total-energy gain associated to the formation of a three-dimensional dot/wire of volume V, namely E tot = e relax - e WL V + γ S C S - γ B C B V 2 / 3 (2).

For comparison, the average contribution to defined benefit schemes is 20.9%." Meanwhile, the ONS said the contribution rate figures "are estimates which should be interpreted with caution".

NEW YORK — From time to time, a word seeps into the language and makes its own small contribution to defining the age.

Hence, these results show that the strength of connection makes an important contribution to defining the connectivity profiles of these areas, despite the high variability of the strengths of the weakest projections.

We want the Central Bank to play its full part on the international scene and to make an active contribution to defining new rules that will enable the international financial system to operate without crises.

This prestigious award is given to a senior scientist who has made innovative, long-lasting, and influential contributions to defining the field of multimodal/multimedia interaction, interfaces, and system development.

An amazing one-fifth of U.S. companies have suspended matching contributions to defined contribution retirement plans.

But the House and Senate are trying to forestall a massive taxpayer bite by considering two related bills that would tighten the rules for companies that make contributions to defined benefit plans for employees.

Fission yeast is bound to make unique contributions to defining both universal and specialized processes relevant to cellular aging and TOR signaling; its low-complexity genome, technical resources, and genetic tractability under tightly controlled conditions provide a potent platform, complementary to budding yeast, to identify relevant genetic factors involved in these processes.

The prize, named for a diplomat and former ambassador to the Soviet Union, honors an American who has "served the United States in an exemplary way and has made a seminal contribution to defining and illuminating the national interests of the United States".