Sentence examples for explicit contribution from inspiring English sources

Yet none of the papers by Kolmogorov, Heyting, and Glivenko just mentioned made an explicit contribution to the meaning explanation of intuitionistic logic.

This has to do mainly with the atom rearrangement in the lower part of the structure, which creates new edge states and, clearly, the PD sites do not have an explicit contribution to such sites.

It was demonstrated earlier that there is no explicit contribution from the slab modes but the new extended theory takes into account their implicit contribution leading to a reduction of the perpendicular diffusion coefficient.

These data indicate that movement time as well as the underlying movement control was learned following observation of a movement with or without an explicit contribution from eye movements, albeit to a lesser extent during the final segment of the sequence when compared to the physical practice group.

A new efficient higher order zigzag theory is presented for thermal stress analysis of laminated beams under thermal loads, with modification of the third order zigzag model by inclusion of the explicit contribution of the thermal expansion coefficient α3 in the approximation of the transverse displacement w.

This simple scheme indicates that harmonic credit thus allocated offers a level of bibliometric accuracy that can only be surpassed by the universal adoption of explicit contribution statements.

Understanding the spatio-temporal nature of change in hydrologic processes, and the explicit contributions from both climate and land use drivers, holds more practical value for water resources management and policy intervention.

Some of the studies were even designed to refute the assertion that these master's degree programmes were not worthwhile, or to show that they made explicit contributions to either retention of professionals or the development of evidence-based practice in general.

The resulting P K stress tensor, unlike the Cauchy expression, has no explicit kinetic contribution.

These results provide a window into the processes that mediate implicit learning of novel verbal associations when the explicit memory contribution is minimized.

Based on remote sensing data and subsequent spatial analysis carried out for Taipei Metropolis, this paper argues that greenspace features lowering temperature within greenspaces are not necessarily to have explicit cooling contribution on surrounding built environments.