Sentence examples for a consequence of the transfer from inspiring English sources

While he does not directly discuss 0.999..., he shows the real number 1/3 is represented by 0.333... ...333... which is a consequence of the transfer principle.

As a consequence of the transfer to Birmingham; these areas (and Balsall Heath) were regarded as part of Warwickshire, though Birmingham's status as a 'county borough' ensured these areas were not administered by Warwickshire County Council.

Transfer of genes that provide adaptation to environmental conditions has been interpreted as altruism on the part of the organism sharing the gene, as the donor lineage does not increase in fitness as a consequence of the transfer.

Thus, the charge should be transferred from graphene to the substrate in structure A. As a consequence of the charge transfer, the SiO2 substrate induces p-type doping in the graphene.

Ferritin is an iron cage having protein, capable of extracting metal ions in their cages and a consequence of the electron transfer of metal ions in their cage by reduction and oxidation processes, electrochemical information storage devices can be designed.

As a consequence of the energy transfer between the vibrating molecules in the sample and the electromagnetic waves, the Raman scattered photons have different frequencies compared to the incident photons, frequencies that are related to the vibrational levels of the molecules.

We suspected this to be a consequence of the direct transfer from MAA to an aqueous solution due to the hygroscopic properties of MAA.

The same symbiovar may be present in distinct species as a consequence of the lateral transfer of symbiotic plasmids or islands.

The strong induction of these set of genes is probably a consequence of the yeast cells transfer from nutrient poor medium (PBS) to a relatively nutrient-rich medium (blood).

It thus appears that IleRS, presumably as a consequence of the significantly slower transfer rates, produces misacylated tRNA with a similar frequency as do the more accurate LeuRS and ValRS in spite of its higher error rate.

That the great majority of intron-containing angiosperms show no evidence of 5' co-conversion and only 18-21 bp of 3' co-conversion may be largely a consequence of the crucial horizontal transfer event that first introduced this intron into angiosperms.