Sentence examples for which contributes in from inspiring English sources

As a conscious act of social communication it always "involves learning, is subject to public acceptance and rejection, and is therefore a part of the broad learning process which contributes, in turn, to the processes of stability and change".

In flowering stage, the panicles showed highest proline accumulation, which contributes in flower and embryo development.

Many developing countries are currently undergoing increasingly rapid economic growth, which contributes in turn to urban development.

As a consequence, less communication takes place with the memory (e.g. to fetch new instructions), which contributes in reducing the total power consumption of cores.

It includes melting of dead ice, impact of hydrostatic pressure, and the effect of time, which contributes in destabilizing the moraine dam.

There are numerous particles appear on the surface of the nanotubes like beads on a necklace which contributes in homogeneity over the surface of carbon nanotube due to ZnO coating.

In the pharmaceutical field, an outstanding example is represented by the RDKit [1], a BSD-licensed C++ cheminformatics toolkit with Python, Java, and C# bindings, originally developed at Rational Discovery and currently used and being actively developed within the Novartis Institutes for BioMedical Research, which contributes in-house code enhancements back to the open-source version.

Last week Rick Sherlund, an analyst with Goldman , Sachs issued a report suggesting that Microsoft's growth had slowed in the quarter, which contributed in large part to the sizable Nasdaq correction.

Many others eminent authors proved significant results which contributed in the arena of fixed point theory (see [16 21]).

Osborne et al. (2003) pointed out that attitudes toward science consist of a large number of sub-constructs, all of which contribute in varying proportions.

The further division of these two techniques is component based and each has some features which contribute in energy efficiency of big data.