Sentence examples for methods of contribution from inspiring English sources

The mechanism and evaluation methods of contribution brought by regenerative braking to improve electric vehicle's energy efficiency are discussed and analyzed by the energy flow.

The mailing list works well for the power-users, but it's a method of contribution that is completely unfamiliar to the majority of today's Git users - and these are people who could often have a good perspective on how to improve Git's usability and documentation!

The new convention calls for a more flexible approach to food aid by expanding the list of eligible commodities and the method of contributions.

The court has forced a substantial amount of political speech underground, as contributors and candidates devise ever more elaborate methods of avoiding contribution limits, limits which take no account of rising campaign costs.

Hence it is argued that the pay-as-you-go method of pension contribution should be replaced by the capitalization method used in early pension schemes and in the private sector.

The McGowan volume (Vx) is derived from the parachor and is calculated by a method of group contribution (Abraham and McGowan, 1987).

The methods of capturing economic contribution of ecosystem services at policy level are discussed with examples in the paper.

To move forward, the HIV scientific community must begin by replacing assumptions about the epidemiology of generalized HIV epidemics with data and more appropriate methods of estimating the contribution of unprotected sex in the context of sex work.

High-pass (HP) digital filtering and second-derivative (SD) filtering are evaluated as methods of removing background contributions from spectra collected by passive Fourier transform infrared spectrometry.

Perhaps the lack of difference may be related to the sensitivity of the methods or the contribution of other processes not associated with metabolic activity.

Simulations in Appendix B show that this is a reliable method to test the presence of contribution to phenotypic variance.