Sentence examples for fringe contributing from inspiring English sources

During subsequent water flooding, buoyancy forces can act to effectively trap the cosolvent in the capillary fringe, contributing to the inefficient removal of cosolvent from the aquifer.

What I am saying is that feeding the paranoid delusions of people on the fringe of the fringe contributes to a dangerous climate that may provoke violence in a few individuals.

The effect of the Fabry-Perot (FP) fringes contributed by the cleaved end-facets appears to be suppressed when accompanied by the highest Q-factor values produced by the microcavity itself.

The poor nanostructure-level order was a result of small fringe lengths, with curvature (present in 42% of the fringe) likely contributing.

Residential development at the rural fringe, although contributing to many environmental problems, is steadily attracting new homeowners.

The willingness of HIV-positive most at-risk Black MSM to engage in transactional sex while unaware of their partner's HIV status and their behavioral patterns may facilitating bridging from the sexually active core of the a network to the less active fringe, thereby contributing to the disproportionate infection rates among Black MSM.

The growing need for urban employment is closely associated with the increase of squatting and informal settlements along the urban fringe, which contributes to habitat fragmentation and sprawling of cities.

Others have shown that the riparian fringe disproportionately contributes to dry season riverine POC loads in the tropics (Mariotti and others 1991; Bird and others 1992).

The only major venue that you won't find in the programme – as it operates outside of the fringe, although it contributes greatly to it – is Forest Fringe, who will once again be down at the Out of the Blue and Drill Hall with a free programme of shows from some of the best contemporary artists and companies.

The Kinect project attracted lots of enthusiasm within Microsoft, Kipman said, and Lee was a "bright kid" but merely one of "hundreds" of Microsoft coders "contributing from the fringes" who "lacked perspective" on how business works.

In such circumstances there was inevitably an apocalyptic strain in a lot of fringe theatre to which I was contributing.