Sentence examples for by the transference from inspiring English sources

The balance was occasionally tipped when two of them went to war, but it was subsequently restored by the transference of some small states from one camp to another.

The porosity and pore size were therefore well controlled by the transference velocity and hydrogen gas pressure.

That is, economic development is the emergence and consolidation of new manufacturing sectors with higher productivities, accompanied by the transference of labor from traditional economic sectors to the new ones.

Chris says he is concerned about when he'll ever be able to afford more than a "garden shed in Kent" and says real wealth these days is reflected by "the transference from what you earn to what you won, your property portfolio".

It is characterized by the transference of delusions from an individual (the primary), who already suffers from a psychotic disorder, to a person or persons (the secondary) who are in close association and relative social isolation with the primary.

Magnuson points out that by the transference of the subscapularis tendon to the greater tuberosity a musculotendinous sling or cup is formed around the humeral head in both external and internal rotation which counter-balances the powerful pull of the adductor muscles (pectoralis major, latissimus dorsi, and teres major) which tend to force the head downward and forward.

Nevertheless further improvement can be achieved by performing the transferences between the CPU and the GPU asynchronously, concurrently with computation.

This result, which fails if Y is replaced by an arbitrary reflexive space, is obtained by a blend of the transference method of Coifman and Weiss with Stečkin's Theorem and a recent result in abstract operator theory.

Instead, "we overcome the transference by pointing out to the patient that his feelings do not arise from the present situation and do not apply to the person of the doctor, but that they are repeating something that happened to him earlier.

Under Mausolus, when it was the capital of Caria (c. 370 bc), it received a great wall circuit, public buildings, and a secret dockyard and canal, while its population was swollen by the enforced transference of the neighbouring Lelegians.

The average pore diameter and pore length were affected by the changes of both the transference velocity and hydrogen gas pressure.