Sentence examples for contributions in all from inspiring English sources

Researchers are encouraged to submit original research contributions in all major areas, including networks, big data, security, and much more.

Professor Schruben, a UC Berkeley Chancellor's Professor and a Fellow of INFORMS, has made significant contributions in all of the areas listed by the INFORMS Simulation Society.

The IBO analysis showed that the P atom from the P,N-Mor-Dalphos structure has stabilizing contributions in all Pd-Cl and Pd-NH3 bonds in the complexes.

Most of the money that Mr. Weiner returned — 32 contributions in all — had been donated by limited liability corporations and partnerships, which are now banned from contributing to political campaigns in New York City.

Those who can practice computational thinking, and who can wield the power of computer science effectively, will be in the position to make greater contributions in all fields than those who can't.

Few leaders of the new American nation had more influence than John Jay (1745 1829), or could match his contributions in all three branches of government, at both state and national levels.

For El Niño (Fig. 4d), nonlinearity makes a positive (enhancing) contribution in all of the 20th and 21st century periods (that is, E20C, L20C, E21C, L21C).

Again, electrostatic interactions constituted the major contribution in all clusters, concave site clusters displaying lower energies because of their Eelec term (Supplementary Table S2).

But improved seed genetics can make a contribution in all sorts of ways: It can increase disease resistance and drought tolerance, which are especially important as climate change continues to bite; and it can help tackle hidden malnutritional problems like vitamin A deficiency.

The results for the subsystems show that the sources of impact are not particularly located in the main grid (less than 7.1% contribution in all impact categories), which is the focus of attention in the literature, but in the power plants and dwelling components.

Nearly all truncated families had less than 1percentnt contribution in all cases.