Sentence examples for directions contributed from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the deflection of the vertical played a most important role, since its components in orthogonal directions contributed errors of the same amounts in astronomical determinations of latitude and longitude.

The four data points present for a restricted range of surround motion directions contributed strongly to the model fit (at ±10 and ±20°, see Fig. 5, grey dots), and were deviating substantially from the repulsion effect predicted by inhibitory surround-to-center interactions (see the fits to the 32 points, Fig. 5).

The translational vibration patterns in both the in-plane and out-of-plane directions contribute to the full band gaps.

Also present are Tracy Miller, Jerry Phillips, Jeff Ono and Roy McMakin, who all take graphite and drawing in distinct directions, contributing to this show's unusual breadth of sensibility and quality, and to our greater understanding of graphite's possibilities.

Reporters and photographers rushed into the area from both directions, contributing to the confusion and chaos.

On a lateral view videofluoroscopic recording, the hyoid can be observed to move in a rapid burst in the superior and anterior directions, contributing to a net diagonal vector displacement [ 5].

Previous work has implied that forces acting in different directions contribute to the uptake of a particle: a force that flattens the phagocytic cup and thus narrows the space between phagosome and plasma membrane, a force that causes contraction of the cup at its rim, and a force that pulls the particle into the cell [ 59, 2].

That change of direction contributed to series of profit warnings at the end of last year.

Their masterful direction contributed significantly to Oliveira's growing international critical reputation.

It was found that shortly after ignition, compressive stress in the x direction and tensile stress in the y direction contributed to anomalies.

The abbey flourished under William's direction, contributing significantly to the mystical trend characteristic of St . Victor