Sentence examples for by transference of from inspiring English sources

Creed, also called confession of faith, an authoritative formulation of the beliefs of a religious community (or, by transference, of individuals).

The reported activity of non-stoichiometric lead and bismuth ruthenates, which have the pyrochlore or a related structure, in the electro-oxidation of olefins is shown not to be due to the ability of these materials to exchange lattice oxygen, ie the oxidation is not initiated by transference of a lattice oxygen atom to the substrate.

Soil-driven effects may be particularly pronounced with the introduction of plants to non-native ranges, as introduced plants are not typically accompanied by transference of local soil communities.

Starter cultures of microorganisms were previously activated by transference to potato dextrose agar (PDA, Oxoid, Basingstoke, UK) slants and incubation at 30°C for 5 days.

The infection is acquired mainly by ingestion of water or food contaminated with oocysts shed in felidae feces, by ingestion of raw meat containing tissue cysts or by congenital transference of the parasites [ 3].

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.

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.

When PSC adsorbs on the iron surface, electrostatic interaction takes place by partial transference of electrons from the polar atoms (N and O atoms and the delocalized π-electrons around the heterocyclic rings) of PSC to the metal surface.

Further, when the protonated molecules are adsorbed on the steel surface, a coordinate band may be formed by partial transference of electrons from oxygen atoms to vacant d orbits of iron.

When BPP molecule adsorbs on the copper surface, electrostatic interaction takes place by partial transference of electrons from the polar atoms (N and O atoms and the delocalized π-electrons around the heterocyclic ring) of azole molecules to the metal surface.

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.