Sentence examples for be transferred effectively from inspiring English sources
A wandering mind leaves the human driver without the awareness of the situation that is needed if the car cannot decide what to do, and Bessette doubts whether control can be transferred effectively.
It is confirmed that the power discharged by the supercapacitor is transferred effectively to the DMFC.
They want a new industry forum to oversee common standards in safety and training, as well as insuring that pensions are transferred effectively every time a contract changes hands.
Because of their speed, their large magnetic field strength, and their often long-lived and strong southward magnetic field component, many fast CMEs are highly geoeffective; that is, energy is transferred effectively between the solar wind and Earth's magnetosphere through the process of magnetic reconnection the same process responsible for the formation of CMEs.
When knowledge products are transferred effectively to the stakeholders, knowledge use can arise as external citation of publications in the media mentioned, the external purchase and returns on products and services delivered.
Recently, many studies revealed that the excited energy of QDs could be transfer effectively to graphene because of the high conductivity and luminescence quenching ability of graphene [7 11].
"The most significant area that we have been exploring relates to how tiny clusters of particles cause heat to be transferred more effectively compared with fully dispersed nanodispersions.
Under the new scheme a social home can only be transferred once – effectively barring progeny from inheriting a house if it is taken up by a spouse.
The generated charge carriers need to be transferred to surfaces effectively utilizing the interfaces (3: carrier diffusion, 4: carrier transport).
Using the theory of critical distances, the fatigue properties of a material can be transferred to parts effectively and with low scatter.
In the short term, billions of health-care dollars would effectively be transferred from states that participated in Medicaid expansion, such as California, to states that did not, such as Texas.
