Sentence examples for contributions offer from inspiring English sources

A collection of more recent contributions offer Berg Olsen, Selinger and Riis (2008); a comprehensive anthology of texts from this tradition is presented by Scharff and Dusek (2003).

These contributions offer managers a better understanding of the relationship between capacity planning, product lifecycle with its inherited uncertainties, and sustainability performance.

In the empirical-conceptual contributions by Arentsen and Bellekom [14], Viétor et al. [19] and Fuchs and Hinderer [16], this proposition is supported by evidence, and all three contributions offer conceptual or methodological approaches to address this issue.

Moreover, because users can request new phenotype terms, community contributions offer substantial benefits to the phenotype ontology itself as well as the collection of S.pombe phenotype annotations.

Congratulate users on getting rising stars, and if they made any other good contributions, offer a note of praise.

Before Maria Theresa came to the throne, Habsburg finances were to a great extent based on the contributions offered by each of the monarchy's crown lands, or provinces.

Records of the tribe's campaign contributions offered few clues; the only significant donation was a $15,000 check to the Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee.

Gene Russianoff, a lawyer with the Straphangers Campaign, a transit riders' advocacy group, said he suspected that frequent campaign contributions offered by the bus companies to candidates and elected officials in the city have slowed the drive to open the contracts to competition.

The major contributions offered here can be summarized as follows: An efficient framework, Douban-Learning, implementedted for large volumes of social media data processing based on the Hadoop platform.

But few specifics have been presented to flesh out these upbeat assessments in the scramble to craft a coherent plan from contributions offered by at least 40 countries in time for the UN General Assembly next week.

We appreciate technical and laboratory input by Jane Borch, Jani Christiansen, Jonna V. Jensen, Tina Frederiksen and Tina Pedersen at the Technical University of Denmark (Lindholm), and we are grateful for the laboratory contributions offered by Esau Martin, MAAIF.