Sentence examples for faces contributed from inspiring English sources

For the measured configurations, the basket faces contributed to only 16% of the overall mass transfer.

Six new faces contributed to a UEFA Women's Euro title in 2013, revitalizing a roster that still includes goalkeeper Nadine Angerer — a former world player of the year — and forward Anja Mittag.

To investigate whether individual differences in preferences for cues of BMI in opposite-sex faces contributed to assortative mating for BMI, we conducted a second set of partial correlation analyses.

Although 20 of the 22 original faces contributed both one elongated face and one compressed face to the final set of 41 vertically distorted faces, participants never viewed the same identity twice in a row.

Their faces contribute to its aura of chromosomal coolness, and that aura has kept Cafe Cluny packed, no matter how unimaginative the menu (roasted chicken with baby carrots, baby beets with goat cheese) or erratic the service, which hit bottom during a dinner when the sides arrived with the appetizers.

In a RVE only connected subgraphs that contain fiber node points at both, the upper and the lower, faces contribute to the reacting force.

SM, a rare neuropsychological patient with bilateral amygdala damage, displays a lack of spontaneous fixation on the eyes of faces, contributing to her deficits in recognizing fearful facial expressions [25].

The data reveals that high affinity β-strands can be divided into three categories: those with two faces contributing equally to the interaction, those with one face that contributes almost all of the ΔΔ G (90% or more), and those where both faces contribute unequally but significantly to the interaction.

As alluded to above, the unconscious emotional perception of faces contributes to rapid and intense body reactions, including autonomic responses, respiration and facial movements; all important to social interactions and communication (Frith, 2009).

Students, many of whom cannot afford it, could face contributing more towards trips.

Those abutting the flat, tip-directed face contribute to the root cap; those above the quiescent centre are distributed in a cup shape.