Sentence examples for flows contributed from inspiring English sources

Prof. Jagdish Bhagwati, a development expert at Columbia University, concedes that some unregulated capital flows contributed to crises in certain developing countries and regions.

Verification techniques such as backward tracking and calculating optical flows contributed to robust recognition.

Our results showed that riverine freshwater flows contributed an important amount of dissolved silicon but, scarce nitrate and phosphate to the brackish surface layer of the fjord ecosystem.

The sedimentary record of the Greek and Roman periods indicates short-term fluctuations of the coastline, leading to the establishment of a backshore environment towards the end of the 6th century AD, when prograding river mouths and lobes of debris flows contributed to the advancing trend of the shoreline.

Unlike other types of FDI, these flows contribute to debt growth because they include lending from parent banks to local subsidiaries.

In the spring, higher flows contribute a pulse of nutrients that triggers huge blooms of algae.

Determining how vehicles behave as an emissions source, and more importantly, how the combined traffic flows contribute to the total emissions within a given airshed location was an important element of the programme.

Such recurring and destructive events elude flood-hazard appraisals in humid landscapes of gentle relief, and broaden mechanistic views of how landslides and debris flows contribute to shaping small and deeply cut tributaries in the southern Germany cuesta landscape.

Does this reflect a fundamental misunderstanding, or worse, omission by State that illegal mining (aided and abetted by armed groups) and illicit financial flows contribute to extreme poverty and deprivation?

Extruded in the middle Miocene between 17 and 12 million years ago, more than 40 separate flows contributing to the Columbia River Basalt Group have been identified, the largest of which involved up to of lava.

Fish body length may have little effect on travel speeds if river flows contribute substantially to movement downstream (in contrast to coastal migrations, where most movement results from directed swimming).