Sentence examples for most fundamental contribution from inspiring English sources
Perhaps Flory's most fundamental contribution was initiated at Standard Oil and elaborated during his Cornell years.
And the most fundamental contribution science could make might be to help the whole culture to look at childhood in this way.
Schoenberg himself may have considered his most fundamental contribution to musical history to be "the emancipation of dissonance"—a relativistic conception of intervals and chords that disregarded the careful regulation of dissonance characteristic of functional harmony.
Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] to addSIR – Lexington skips too lightly over Michael Moore's most fundamental contribution to the debate about American military adventurism: the complete lack of participation by America's conservative elite (July 3rd).
His most fundamental contribution may have been his calculation of the number of families of elementary particles in the universe.
Schramm's most fundamental contribution to physics, perhaps, was a calculation in which he and other colleagues predicted that there are only three families of fundamental particles.
One year after that he published one of the 20th century's two most fundamental contributions to physics, the special theory of relativity.
To identify the researchers behind the most fundamental contributions to the advancement of science, we used the data from the ISI Highly Cited Research study by Thomson Reuters [40].
Yet, it stands out as one of the most fundamental contributions to information theory in the 20th century and it is clearly relevant for a number of philosophical issues, such as the problem of induction.
In spite of that, the most popular and fundamental contribution of BSS is to reducing carbon emissions, facilitate renewable integration.
One official representing 460,000 NHS staff in the talks said the prospect of failure felt "almost inevitable" and claimed ministers had refused to budge on the most fundamental issues – increasing members' contributions and delaying the retirement age.
