contributed

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To whoever contributed to it: the swscale library (colorspace conversions) was really helpful during my PhD work.

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(ambitransitive) To give something that is or becomes part of a larger whole.

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verb

(ambitransitive) To give something that is or becomes part of a larger whole.

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Core meanings and parts of speech for contributed.

verb

(ambitransitive) To give something that is or becomes part of a larger whole.

Example sentences

To whoever contributed to it: the swscale library (colorspace conversions) was really helpful during my PhD work.

Redlining, white flight, drug epidemics and shoddy building codes and enforcement all contributed to urban decay in the Bronx in the 1970s.

Punchcards, followers, projects built and contributed to build a very comprehensive visual of a developer, his coding style, tools used.

Perhaps you would have contributed to that repository and now you won't.

We don't consider Robert J Oppenheimer or Albert Einstein mass murderers even though their work very directly contributed to the deaths of thousands of civilians.

For some reason, everybody feels like they should have a say in the direction of large Free SW projects, even if they have never contributed.

Three major factors contributed to making solar as viable as it is now, none of which Solar City invented (but it is executing on them better).

Even if you don't mean this comment to be insensitive, it is pretty insensitive to people mourning the permanent loss of a talented and loved person who contributed much to their communities and friends.

Right; I'm arguing that non-monetary compensation in no way has contributed in an amount adequate enough to compensate for the stagnation/backslide of wages.

I contributed, even though I don't use Clojure on a daily basis.

Could they have contributed to a join effort?

Projects like resque_scheduler, robut, resque_unit, and json_api_client were all extracted from our codebase, and we’ve contributed several patches back to Rails.

Quote examples

Lambda as well as map/filter/reduce were "a significant, early chunk of contributed code", not something he intended the language to have from the outset[1].

If it's "the randomness in a crypto transport had to be of arbitrary length, contributed both by client and server, and tied to keying" then it's just a somehow rephrased "the public randomness for each side should be at least twice as long as the security level" which I (and the article authors before) also quoted as a DoD excuse.