Sentence examples for two contributions of from inspiring English sources

Federal election records indicate that Nora Lum made two contributions of $1,000 each to Hillary Rodham Clinton's Senate campaign on Nov. 27, 2000, three weeks after Mrs. Clinton's election.

Two contributions of this special issue deal with aspects of sound synthesis.

There are mainly two contributions of this paper: design of observer and controller gains as a function of aerodynamic coefficient and airspeed of MAV and validation of robustness of control algorithm for parametric uncertainties, measurement noise and wind disturbance.

Finally, the estimated amplitude covariance matrix A ̂ = 1 / K ∑ a k a k H is non singular [21] if K ≥ P. The estimated R ̂ matrix has thus a rank equal to P. In the 3D case, two contributions of the same plane wave on two different 3D subarrays are not equal up to a multiplying factor.

By using the MPB theory, the interfacial potential difference and the inverse capacitance for both the systems studied were shown to split into two contributions, of which one is essentially independent of the electrolyte concentration and can be attributed to the presence of an ion-free inner (or compact) layer.

Among the first were two contributions of filmmaker Elisabeta Bostan, both released in the early 1960s and based on the Memories: Amintiri din copilărie (starring child actor Ion Bocancea as the young Nică and Ștefan Ciubotărașu as the grown-up narrator), and Pupăza din tei (focusing on the hoopoe story).

It is the second part of two contributions on the bleeding child.

Four contributions of $250,000 to Mr. Romney's super PAC came from affiliates of Melaleuca, an Idaho-based company that manufactures skin and nutritional products.

Armed, as of Jan . 31 with nine contributions of $1 million or more from six men and three corporations and 14 more contributions of $500,000 to $750,000, Restore Our Future did the job.

There are three contributions of this method for intentional controlled islanding.

We analyze three contributions of the EC effect: temperature-dependent dielectric dispersion, intrinsic pyroelectric effect and enhanced dielectric stiffness.