Sentence examples for hand contributions from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, contributions of magnetic-dipole interactions, which can be strong in chiral materials, allow second-order processes in centrosymmetric materials.
As a rule I dislike reviewing essay collections: Without a firm editorial hand contributions tend to be of uneven quality, overlap in subject matter, or drift off the stated focus of the collection.
On the other hand, contributions of the "outer" zone (mathcal {Y}_0mathrel {mathop :}={x:, |x-{mathsf {y}}_m|ge a^{1-eta }bar{a}^eta forall m=1,ldots, M}) to these remainders is smaller.
On the other hand, contributions are negatively correlated with past time spent on activities such as public lands visitation or fishing.
Professor Ramadan's second-hand contribution amounted to material support for terrorism, the government said.
Nowadays the view that Bacon "made little first-hand contribution to science" (Hesse 1964, 152) no longer coincides with the opinion that we have to assume an underestimation of the "place of hypothesis and mathematics" in his work (Urban 1987; Sessions 1999, 139; Rees 1986).
At 0.5% w/w agarose, on the other hand, modulus contributions from the components are much closer to additive.
On one hand, huge contributions to the advancement of human rights have been made by people of faith, from William Wilberforce to Martin Luther King.
On the other hand, important contributions to computational biology have arisen through aspects of theoretical biology derived from information theory, network theory, and nonlinear dynamical systems (among other areas).
Yet it is absurd for Beijing to hold out its hand for contributions from the international community.
On the other hand, recent contributions [5, 11, 12, 14, 15] showed that the secrecy capacity of the MIMO wiretap channel grows linearly with SNR, that is, where denotes the secrecy degree of freedom (s.d.o.f).o.f
