Sentence examples for contributions is represented from inspiring English sources
Because the female and male contributions separately sum to one, the possible range of each set of contributions is represented by a unit simplex.
Its key contribution is represented by the corresponding lowercase letter.
A high histogram contribution is represented in the figure with a dark gray level, while a low contribution is depicted with an almost white color.
At ultimate load, the tensile contribution of mortar matrix and the concrete core are neglected and the compressive contribution is represented by a rectangular stress block of depth (a) equals to 0.8d n and stress of 0.67 f cu (HBRC 2008).
In this model, the interference contribution is represented by a Gaussian noise with mean and variance equal to the mean and variance of the sum of the interfering signals.
A hindrance to the dialectical development - in a truly projectual sense - of this tension between moral imperative of sustainability and disciplinary contribution is represented by the fact that space design continues to be object-oriented, denying the search for process-oriented approaches capable of considering the entirety of the relations between urban development and environmental processes.
A large contribution is represented simply by a ∼7% decrease in flow speed.
Average evaluation of the contribution (AE) is represented by the ratio of the sum of all reactions [agree and disagree ] on the contributions of given discussant to the number of all his contributions.
The main source of revenue of the health system is represented contributions from employees and employers, self-employed, voluntarily unemployed, publicly financed contributions on behalf of economically inactive persons and dividends.
Among the former, the contribution of free convection is represented by superposing a pressure difference equal to that due to buoyancy in a static column of fluid of the same height as the duct.
The main contribution of the paper is represented by the proposed numerical approach: an IMEX (implicit explicit) Runge Kutta scheme is used for the time integration of the energy equation and a new pressure correction algorithm is introduced for the time integration of the momentum equations.
