Examples of using He contributed in English and their translations into Danish
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He contributed greatly to the drafting of the Civil Code.
My dad did something, he contributed, and here's the proof.
He contributed greatly to linear algebra and matrix theory.
So after the war the shareholder can show he contributed 50,000.
He contributed important results in point set topology.
One of the main problems he contributed to was the problem of universals.
He contributed a numerous to the knowledge of history.
His biographer states that he contributed $50,000 to Mr. Wilson's campaign.
He contributed himself in a major way to all four of these tasks.
Perhaps the most remarkable fact about Lipschitz's work was the widely different topics on which he contributed.
He contributed to mathematical Intuitionism which had been founded by Brouwer.
Ingolf Henoch Pedersen was invited to proclaim the Word of God- just as he contributed to DBM's first annual meeting.
He contributed important results to the theory of functions of several variables.
In the last eight years of his life König's interests turned towards set theory and he contributed to the continuum hypothesis.
He contributed to many fields of mathematics, most notably to analysis and analytic mechanics.
I can only congratulate Mr Blair on the way in which he contributed to creating a positive atmosphere and a climate of confidence.
He contributed to the study of infinity, studying the infinitely large and the infinitely small.
We mentioned briefly above Laplace's first work on physics in 1780 which was outside the area of mechanics in which he contributed so much.
He contributed substantially to topology, differential geometry and complex analytic geometry.
He contributed through his technical abilities, and yet it was not simply a technical matter to him.
Over the following years they would grow even wider as he contributed to a remarkable number of different areas of mathematics which include.
He contributed the third volume in this series with his monograph on topology which we will mention again below.
In addition, he contributed to measure theory, integration, the theory of sets, and orthogonal series.
He contributed to making Catholicism more Danish and strengthened the reputation of the Church in Danish society.
It is believed that,among the areas he studied, he contributed to logic, atomic theory, biology, ethics, literary style, oratory, poetry, the theory of knowledge, and to mathematics.
He contributed to the study of algebraic geometry, trying to bring the rigour of algebra into the study of curves.
Throughout his life, he contributed assiduously to scientific periodicals through notes, problems, criticism, and commentary.
He contributed to the war effort during World War II by running a special accelerated degree programme for navy personnel.