Sentence examples for contributions to existing from inspiring English sources

This model presents several valuable contributions to existing state-based forwarding HTN planning paradigms.

We invite submissions that make new theoretical or empirical contributions to existing bodies of knowledge in this area.

All of them are not only contributions to flash calculations, but also contributions to existing sparse grid techniques.

The BBC is proposing to close its final salary pension scheme to new employees and cap its contributions to existing members as part of moves to tackle a £2bn deficit.

The number of new accounts at Fidelity's donor-advised fund so far this year is in line with last year, Ms. Libbey said, but with the markets' downward spiral, contributions to existing accounts fell 40percentt in the first six months of this year from the comparable period in 2007.

Users can make contributions to existing campaigns as they go, or hit the "add" button in the center of the bottom toolbar to launch their own campaign.

The PhD dissertation is a research document that makes a significant and original contribution to existing knowledge in the discipline.

This monograph makes a seminal contribution to existing literature on the importance of Roman law in the development of political thought in Europe.

"This study makes a significant contribution to existing knowledge of the uncanny valley," said Karl MacDorman, an associate professor in the School of Informatics at Indiana University, who has led important experiments in the fields of android science and computational neuroscience.

Given the brevity of her book, a stronger emphasis on the current situation in Europe and on future prospects could have made this a more significant contribution to existing literature in this field.

Dissertation Prospectus Sociology and social policy students develop a dissertation prospectus of twenty thirty pages in length, which should state clearly the objectives of the study and specific set of questions to be explored, review the relevant literature, and indicate the ways in which the student intends to make a contribution to existing ideas on the subject.