Sentence examples for former contribution from inspiring English sources

In our former contribution (Xiao and Breitkopf, 2013), we have introduced a constrained POD projector allowing for exact linear constraint verification for a reduced order model.

The UNIQUAC method is employed to calculate the activity coefficients required for calculating the former contribution and the UNIQUAC parameters, Δuij (Δuij = uij - ujj), are utilized in the calculation for the latter.

We wish to acknowledge the former contribution of Lorenzo Casertano, Oliveri del Castillo and Maria Teresa Quagliariello, who, in an early paper published on Nature in 1976, first discussed the importance of fluids in the dynamics of Campi Flegrei Caldera.

Thus, given (A2)–(A4) player 1's inference for player 4's former contribution is (delta ) times her prediction for player 3's former contribution, i.e., (delta ^2) times player 2's former contribution.

Thus, by (A2)–(at), at period 2, player 2's inference of player 3's former contribution is 0.9 times player 1's former contribution, i.e., 45 (the inference for player's 4 contribution is analogous).

While the former contribution has positioned Peirce as a founder of modern logic along with Frege, it took much longer for Peirce's latter achievement to receive proper attention from logicians.

Kennedy largely avoids this trap, with a boost from elegant prose and excellent reporting, including material from her former contributions to The New York Times Magazine's "Who Made That?" column.

The results obtained during the experiments performed to validate ATLS show that it is possible to improve former contributions of well-known parallel loop scheduling schemes in dynamic environments.

The two tools also handle attributions differently, with DevStats attributing all former contributions from CoreOS to Red Hat after it was acquired by the company.

When (i) infers the contribution of (k) at period (t-1), by (A4) we assume that (i) only considers that (k) responds to (j)'s previous contribution, and does not incorporate into his prediction for (k)'s contribution the fact that (k) did also form expectations on (i)'s former contributions in order to choose her own ones.

Since this is in contrast to the regularities observed in Fatas et al. (2010), we assume that agents do not make use of the information about payoffs to infer former contributions and that they rely instead only on the information about others' contributions that they get from the network.