Sentence examples for dynamic contribution to from inspiring English sources
As if this were not enough, Lancaster learnt that the Leicester centre Manu Tuilagi, who made such a dynamic contribution to beating the All Blacks last December, may miss the entire 2014 Six Nations tournament.
Many helix-based cytoskeletal proteins were identified as antigens, suggesting their dynamic contribution to nuclear architecture and function.
Semi-analytical expressions are determined by means of the mass balance equations of fluid and solute in which the chemical and hydrodynamic disequilibrium makes an important dynamic contribution to the clogging mechanism.
The quasi-static and dynamic contribution to the track and free-field response are analysed for the case of InterCity and high-speed trains running at a subcritical train speed.
Rotamer populations derived from methyl group C chemical shifts reveal a dynamic contribution to the repacking process that is not captured by the structural coordinates and exemplify the dynamic nature of allosteric communication in the KIX domain.
Such generalised local flexibility in EAL therefore provides a dynamic contribution to the electrostatic model of Co C bond homolysis in B12-dependent enzymes.[ 14] The active site is able to compress, thus bringing the charged residue(s) into closer proximity to the polar 5′-deoxyadenosyl.
In particular, the shear moduli are greatly reduced, causing increased dynamic contributions to lattice distortion.
Swollen to equilibrium stage, significant heterogeneities emerge, reducing the dynamic contributions to 10 20%.
In the preparation state the networks appear homogeneous, exhibiting dynamic contributions to the scattering intensity of 70 90%.
2D-SOCRATES model is used to try to give physical interpretations of the observed wind fields, with which dynamic contributions to the MLT wind structures are analyzed.
K 0 represents the minimum contrast achievable at camera exposures sufficiently long that all of the dynamic contributions to the speckle pattern are blurred – thus, it represents the proportion in intensity of the speckle pattern contributed by totally static paths.
