Sentence examples for have devoted much effort from inspiring English sources
Materials chemists and scientists have devoted much effort to explore cathodes with higher capacities and electrochemical potentials.
Up to now, plenty of researchers have devoted much effort to guarantee synchronization of complex dynamical networks with fixed topology [9 16].
In recent years, many researchers have devoted much effort to investigating weakly singular integral inequalities and their applications (see [4 12]).
Kimberly Sablon, Zhiming Wang and Gregory Salamo (who leads the atom manipulation MRSEC facility at the University of Arkansas) and other co-authors have taken lateral ordering of QDs to a whole new level and have devoted much effort to controlling the configuration of QDMs.
Ecologists have devoted much effort to the study of interactions, from idealized pair-wise linkages (such as competitive interaction between two different avatars in the same local ecosystem) to complex networks that attempt to portray all of the components and connections in a community or local ecosystem.
It has really only been since the advent of cognitive science in the middle of the last century and the general acceptance of a broadly physicalist perspective on the mind in the decades that followed that philosophers of mind have devoted much effort to trying to give a naturalistic theory of mental content.
SINCE he became Colombia's president last August, Álvaro Uribe has devoted much effort to weakening his country's rebel armies.
Prior to his entomological investigations, Park had devoted much effort to animal ecology, the study of the interrelationships of organisms with their environment and the interactions between individuals within a population and between individuals of different populations.
For this reason, in the last years the requirements engineering community has devoted much effort to the development of a myriad of requirements modelling languages for SPLs.
This study has devoted much effort to developing an integrated model designed to predict and explain an individual's continued use of online services based on the concepts of the expectation disconfirmation model and the theory of planned behavior.
