Sentence examples for contribution to slowing from inspiring English sources

SEM and X-rays observations provide experimental evidence to support the discussion on the specific role of matrix ductility in the delay of matrix cracking, and its contribution to slowing down inter- and intra-laminar crack propagation during fatigue loading.

But the more important spectacle is a government, in whatever-it-takes-to-survive mode, increasingly unable to explain how it will take care of the things Australians elected them to do – such as our healthcare, our kids' education, the elderly, the unemployed, our contribution to slowing climate change, our attitudes towards Indigenous Australians, our unity of purpose as a nation.

Recent studies indicate that slowing population growth could make a major contribution to slowing and ultimately reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

A quick reduction of HFCs could be a major contribution to slowing climate change, avoiding perhaps 0.5 degrees Celsius (0.9 Fahrenheit) of a projected rise in average temperatures by 2100, scientists say.

In fact, as a recent Stanford University study showed, after spending some $20 billion of US taxpayer funds on global AIDS programs, US funding had made no contribution to slowing the spread of HIV in the countries receiving the most funding.

By enhancing agricultural productivity and food and nutrition security, agricultural policy can make a significant contribution to slowing and mitigating the spread of HIV/AIDS in the region.

All biomes except wetland had negative GWP due to environmental changes, indicating a contribution to slow down global warming in these biomes (Table  2).

In conclusion, we believe that the compression tool reported in this article is a relevant contribution to slow down the negative impact of the data deluge that we are facing nowadays.

We show here that passive forces, some intrinsic to joints themselves, make important contributions to slow cyclical movements.

We noticed that the most contributing fibers groups to CAP are MEDIUM (~50%) and FAST (~40%) in Con, while contributions to SLOW (~10%) are relatively small.

But Spain has been slow to embrace the internet only 23% of households were wired in 2002 and its universities are weak in science and technology.The OECD last year called for "an ambitious and speedy reform" of the pension system to bring retired people's pensions more closely into line with their contributions, and to slow the growth of pension spending after 2015-20.