Sentence examples for contribution to the network from inspiring English sources
And local farmers' lives are made even better by the Intervale Center's latest contribution to the network, the Intervale Food Hub, a next-generation C.S.A. that aggregates produce from 24 farmers, divides it into shares and distributes it to consumers at their workplaces, thus minimizing risks and maximizing convenience.
This simple example demonstrates that intermediaries with knowledge of network effects can make better business decisions, for example by identifying and profitably acquiring those customers who promise the highest revenue contribution to the network; such an identification enables the intermediary to optimize the user split on their platform.
The major part of Cauer's legacy is his contribution to the network synthesis of passive networks.
What type of evidence makes the most significant contribution to the network?
For instance, excluding the poor quality studies in the same network did not affect the results, because these studies had a low contribution to the network.
Moreover, the ratio of pyramidal cell and interneuron contribution to the network drive affects the oscillation frequency (Brunel & Wang, 2003; Gieselmann & Thiele, 2008).
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Creating that feeling was the stated aim of Mr. Burke, who took a lead role to ensure that Mr. Leno would receive full respect for his contributions to the network.
In a released statement, he praised Mr. Grushow's contributions to the network and the studio and said "as much as I would have liked to continue to work shoulder to shoulder with Sandy as an executive, I certainly respect his decision".
It will not place him on "Today" full-time, as has been speculated by some, but it will set him up for occasional contributions to the network morning show — potentially for "a few weeks a year," according to a person with knowledge of the negotiations, who insisted on anonymity because of the confidential nature of the negotiations.
