Sentence examples for contribution to this area from inspiring English sources

In this article a contribution to this area will be presented where we investigate the surface of maximal loadability while allowing for post-contingency corrective controls.

In this article a contribution to this area will be presented where we search for maximal loadability while considering post-contingency corrective controls.

This paper provides a specific contribution to this area of technical knowledge, focusing on the assessment of gaseous emissions which workers may be potentially exposed to in the framework of a sanitary-environmental risk analysis model which considers possible toxicological and carcinogenic effects.

Further significant contribution to this area was made by a number of authors (see [13 35]).

Ortega's contribution to this area of study has been to emphasize what he considered the epistemological implications of historical knowledge.

These systems are notoriously hard to analyze and Kurokawa's results constitute a remarkable fundamental contribution to this area.

This chapter highlights contributions to this area of research that involve self-assembled coordination cages.

Despite these earlier revelations, Fitzgerald's tantalizing book is a must read, as are Simon Baron-Cohen's brilliant contributions to this area, such as The Essential Difference (Perseus, 2003).

Based on 81 articles on the topic, we identify trends and dominant approaches in the journal's contributions to this area and link them to trends in the broader field of international management (IM) research and practice.

(It could also be said that in a sense it all started with L.M. K. Boelter at the University of California). As the years went by numerous members of the Division faculty made major contributions to this area of study, many of which went way beyond where Lou was.

We provide a unified account of the theoretical principles involved; review contributions to this area from several areas in physics, optical sciences and electrical engineering; and discuss the potential impact of the "microscope in a computer" upon contemporary areas of interest in nanotechnology and biophotonics.