Sentence examples for corresponding contribution from inspiring English sources

H-DPM and S-DPM contribute less than I-DPM but still make a corresponding contribution to the performance improvement of Merge-DPM.

Moreover, the removal mechanism and the corresponding contribution by foam flushing were quantitatively studied.

It is crucial to understand different recrystallization mechanisms as a function of twin type and therefore their corresponding contribution to texture modification.

The corresponding contribution to the coupling by the intermediate-wavenumber region that lies between the high- and low-wavenumber regions has not received proper attention.

However, when high transmission frequencies are considered, the attenuation undergone by these waves is relevant and the corresponding contribution can be neglected.

which partially agrees with our previous statement that the DFT-based spectrum contains some artificial high frequency contents, which distort the higher spectral points and reduce the corresponding contribution.

The middle row shows the corresponding contributions of Mo-dz2 orbitals, and the last row of Mo-dx2−y2 orbitals.

Those contracts for which corresponding contributions were found represented 22percentt of the $106 million worth of work awarded between October 1996 and November 1999 that did not require competitive bidding, the report said.

For each value of the vibration amplitude considered, the corresponding contributions of the basic functions defining the non-linear transverse displacement function and the associated non-linear frequency are given.

In this paper, a method was proposed to separate the internal forces of cladding support components due to wind-induced local and overall behaviors and investigate the corresponding contributions for the largest internal forces.

The model includes explicitly the ohmic and kinetic contributions to the total resistance of the reaction, and a current-balance condition is applied to determine in a self-consistent manner the corresponding contributions to the total overpotential.