Sentence examples for instructions contributing from inspiring English sources

If the critics are right about that, it means even the cities that diligently follow their actuaries' instructions, contributing the required amounts each year, are falling behind, and they don't even know it.

We focus on two attitudes that contribute to agents' behavior their intentions and their expectations and shown how Natural Language instructions contribute to such attitudes in ways that complement the environment.

The NOP instructions contribute to the overall dynamic power consumption of a pipelined processor by generating a number of unnecessary transitions.

To evaluate how such instructions contribute to cognitive control, mixing costs (as a measure of sustained concentration on task) were evaluated in two task-switching experiments combining the list and alternating runs paradigms.

The real story behind the journal was that it was one of 1000 journals that an artist, known only as "Some Guy," had mailed, left or handed over in some form or another with the instructions: "Contribute something to the journal and then pass it on to someone else".

Once enrolled in the study, most participants regularly wore the RFID devices according to the instructions, thus contributing to the collection of high quality data.

As a consequence, less communication takes place with the memory (e.g. to fetch new instructions), which contributes in reducing the total power consumption of cores.

The results of Experiment 1 suggest that reminding instructions may contribute to the mnemonic differences between conditions, but also shows that the reminding condition entails more than just deeper initial encoding.

Influencing these factors by means of instructions could contribute to teachers' ability to articulate relevant knowledge.

Studies on how, why, and in which formats video instructions might contribute to learning skills are warranted and necessary.

The detailed descriptions of the items and the scoring instructions have contributed to the reliability of the instruments [ 6, 7, 10].