Sentence examples for an effective transfer from inspiring English sources

"All of them are in the process of family reunification under Dublin III, and have been waiting for several months or even a year for some, a response to their requests or an effective transfer to the United Kingdom.

The improved mechanical performance and the presence of an effective transfer film resulted in an outstanding anti-wear performance at Λ = 6.6 nm.

The funds were originally raised by the bloc's temporary bailout fund, the European Financial Stability Facility, and the transaction Wednesday represented an effective transfer of that money from the old facility to the permanent one.

However, the conditions influencing the formation and maintaining of an effective transfer layer, that promotes optimum tribological behaviour, require further investigation in order to develop appropriate design rules for dry sliding bearings in vacuum and air environments.

The resulting hybridization brings the Cy5 fluorophore as the acceptor to close proximity of the QDs as donor, so that an effective transfer of energy from the excited QDs to the Cy5 probe would occur via FRET processing.

The fan was considered as a compact region of axial dipole sources, so that the radiated sound could be described as the product of a frequency-dependent unsteady force and an effective transfer function.

Hence, for these spatial frequencies that were recorded, some processing can be carried out to get a flatter effective transfer function; both the contrast and the phase of the spatial frequency spectrum may have to be changed because the transfer function is, in general, a complex function.

In collaboration with our partners, we have established the Global Health Delivery Partnership to promote a more effective transfer of the great array of services, knowledge, and other resources for prevention and treatment of disease to the many in need of this help, with particular emphasis on those living in resource-poor settings.

In contrast, the Capability Under-Utilisation Index for science showed a strong positive correlation with math-science coherence (r = .76, p < .001; Figure 3), indicating that low levels of coherence between math and science education were associated with a less effective transfer of domain-specific knowledge and skills to problem solving.

This ultimately minimises the need for repeat experiments by reducing animal numbers used for experiments and archived and reproducible information allows for a more effective transfer of knowledge to others involved in this area of research.

Serco, which announced in July that it would not be bidding again for the tagging contract, said it had been working with the MoJ and Capita "to ensure a smooth and effective transfer of the contract".