Sentence examples for contribution upon from inspiring English sources

The strain, strain rate, temperature and isothermal holding time contribution upon the formation of precipitates were evaluated separately which reveals that it is so important as the processing temperature, the strain rate regime play decisive role in the formation of the particles.

My main concern is the method for energy calculations, authors used to predict the individual contribution upon mutation.

Effective annual increases comprised of 3.0% in wage increases and.5% in pension contributions upon ratification, and a 3.5% wage increase one year following ratification.

The general characteristics of this pattern were identified in the health sector as: the segmentation and/or exclusion of groups of the population; the fragmentation of the institutions; the narrow and fragile financial basis of the system, mainly based on contributions upon salaries, and the existence of strong actors with vested interests represented in this political arena.

An early and seminal contribution based upon this research is Isaacs (1965).

This contribution builds upon a recently proposed approach to verify PLC programs with time specifications.

This contribution builds upon previous work to confirm the suitability of Langmuir monolayers in supporting the rational generation of respirable therapeutic material.

"This local contribution depends upon government doing its bit and confirming the core government funding for the A14, and an early start date as part of the spending round process.

This contribution focuses upon the stable and high-order numerical simulation of the interaction of time-harmonic electromagnetic waves incident upon a periodic doubly layered dielectric media with sharp, irregular interface.

The proposed agreement, covering actors in motion pictures and television delivers 3.5% effective annual increases comprised of a 3% wage increase and a.5% pension and health contribution increase upon ratification, and a 3.5% wage increase in year two.

Many publishers now require contribution disclosures upon article submission some in structured form, some in free-text form.