Sentence examples for contribution to general from inspiring English sources

From this mosaic it is sometimes difficult to sort out that which is distinctively Persian or distinctively a development of the Achaemenian period and therefore perhaps an early Iranian contribution to general Middle Eastern society and culture.

A faculty member at Princeton from 1993 until his transfer to emeritus status in 2007, Kahneman has received numerous awards in addition to the Nobel Prize, including the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2013, the Hilgard Award for Lifetime Contribution to General Psychology and the Warren Medal of the Society of Experimental Psychologists.

Mr Lovegrove told the Energy and Climate Change Select Committee: "Clearly, in today's environment we are very conscious of the need to make a contribution to general deficit reductions, so we will be scaling back the number of people in the department.

In this way techniques that exist as "an idiom of style may become a contribution to general resources of art"; (NN 51) available in the end, not only to those who created, cultivated and refined them, but to any artist who wished to deal with that particular idiom.

Sociotropy made a significant unique contribution to general depressive symptoms, anhedonic symptoms (an inverse relationship), social fears, agoraphobic/interoceptive fears, and specific fears.

We expect that ongoing SIDT1 research will identify substrate specificities and its contribution to general RNA uptake or cell contact-independent transfer of RNA.

Sir John R. Hicks, in full Sir John Richard Hicks (born April 8 , 1904 Leamington Spa, Warwickshire, England died May 20 , 1989 Blockley, Gloucestershire) English economist who made pioneering contributions to general economic equilibrium theory and, in 1972, shared (with Kenneth J. Arrow) the Nobel Prize for Economics.

April 8, 1904 Leamington Spa, England May 20 , 1989Blockley, England Sir John R. Hicks, in full Sir John Richard Hicks (born April 8 , 1904 Leamington Spa, Warwickshire, England died May 20 , 1989 Blockley, Gloucestershire) English economist who made pioneering contributions to general economic equilibrium theory and, in 1972, shared (with Kenneth J. Arrow) the Nobel Prize for Economics.

Blaney says that although changes in government support for undergraduates recently reduced HEFCW funds, contributions to general research should remain steady at £71 million annually.

Arrow's career is especially distinguished by his contributions to the theory of social choice, including his book Social Choice and Individual Values, published in 1951, and his contributions to general equilibrium theory.

He has made significant contributions to general equilibrium theory by extending the Arrow-Debreu model that underlies all price-theoretic analysis in economics, and has made the model more directly applicable to a range of problems in finance, public economics, and industrial organization.