Sentence examples for idea of contributions from inspiring English sources
My name is Lisa and I contribute in a variety of ways (if we must derive value from the idea of contributions): I have a day job and I also write, edit and publish work as a poet.
A spokeswoman for the BBC yesterday confirmed Thompson was "open-minded" to the idea of secular contributions, but said no change was imminent.
"The idea of their contribution originally was quite small -- just the Moon Viewing Pavilion, which would have been about $60,000.
Most, to be fair, have a vastly exaggerated idea of the contribution unemployment benefit makes to Britain's £200 billion ($320 billion) benefits bill.
But Thanksgiving is hardly the only celebration of the idea of culinary "contribution" – there's a similar narrative about the plantation South, where African foods appear in the culinary narrative, as though they were proffered to white Americans through an altruistic cultural exchange program.
Iamblichus' commentary is lost, but we can form an idea of the contribution that this commentary made to the ancient debate on the Categories thanks to Dexippus.
Thus, we structured this study on the idea of potential contribution of literary text and related design concepts evoked, to the creative process of interior architecture education.
The basic idea of our contribution is to obtain a time estimate based on the aperiodic autocorrelation function (ACF) of complementary Golay sequences.
Instead the idea of this contribution is to have one single LOS scheme in which the calculation of the levels rests on a set of properties of the system dynamics.
We display a refined analysis on the elapsed time-based and profile-based predictions in Figure 12 to have an idea of the contribution of each profile (resp. elapsed time) within each category.
A central idea of their contribution is based on the assumption that in laminar flow there exists an average shear rate (˙γav) around the impeller (whose exact location and geometric shape is not clearly specified), and that it is proportional to the impeller speed (N), i.e., γ̇av="KsN, where Ks is the Metzner-Otto constant.
