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More broadly speaking, this contribution follows the tradition of Engerman and Sokoloff (1997), Hall and Jones (1999), and Acemoglu et al. (2001), who have searched the fundamental, rather than proximate, factors that have determined socio-economic outcomes, with special attention for the potential role of institutional factors such as those shaping labor markets.

Visually, the average contribution follows a very similar pattern regardless of the network topology.

This suggests that the dispersion of the cells at the origin of the left and right contribution follows an identical line and continues unchanged rostrally (Fig. 5E–E').

Thomson's next contribution followed his appointment as research fellow in transport at the LSE in October 1965.

This table shows that the size has the major influence on the maximum strain results (37% of contribution), followed by the amount (18%).

ANOVA showed that Ton is the most significant factor affecting SR with 76.12% contribution; followed by SV and Toff respectively with 7.18% and 5.3% contributions.

The money, which represents the largest single contribution to date for the disaster, comes in the form of an $18 million seed contribution, followed by a dollar matching pledge up to another $18 million for a total of $36 million.

Noone's first telling contribution followed almost immediately when he tempted Ronald Zubar into a rash challenge inside his own area, with Whittingham dispatching the penalty down the middle.

The results revealed that the surface roughness is strongly influenced by feed rate with a large contribution, followed by cutting depth, whereas, the cutting speed has no influence.

At Shimoda in Izu Peninsula, the waveform from the N1 segment has the largest contribution, followed by that from the N2 segment, to the synthetic waveform.

As the ripples flatten at increasing strain, the energetic term due to C C bonds stretching competes with the entropic contribution, followed by energetic dominant deformation.