Sentence examples for uniform contribution from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, mainly for simplicity, but partly perhaps in order to subsidize basic but dangerous industries, a uniform contribution rate for all classes of activity has been established in several countries.

"Our long-term goal is... a uniform contribution by the university for all postdocs," Fort says.

Kumar and Sarin (2009) showed that the mass concentration of PM10 2.5 at MAB is influenced by the uniform contribution of dust (60 to 80%%) throughout the year.

The values for the 16-kbps test sets with and without dithering were basically the same, which indicated a uniform contribution.

Less metaphorically, we will have to think of each existing state of affairs as being such that each of its constituent objects makes an equal and uniform contribution to securing its unity.

In the following, we assume that the government collects a uniform contribution (1 + θ f from each individual where f is the fee paid to physicians and θf are the administrative costs of Medicare per capita.

This rigidity is problematic as soon as we have a class of syntactic expressions with a non-uniform contribution to meaning assembly.

In English, this vector has a significant length (close to 0.5) and a non-uniform contribution of principal components.

We give two examples: pollution spreading between water basins (negative externality), and non-uniform contributions from the elite and from the mass to a cultural background (positive externality).

The incorrect production rate RB has the same uniform non-specific contribution and its specific contribution is now a Gaussian centered around d = Δ, where it exhibits its maximum.

When we assumed the uniform and even contribution of RA and RH to RS in the studied ecosystem without disturbances and a linear relationship of root N content and RA, we calculated the contributions of RA to RS as 22, 45, 53, 48, and 45% in UU, UO, BN, BU, and BO, respectively.