In accordance with the ITER specifications this switch will be used for continuous operation with DC currents up to 70 kA and shall be capable, on command, to transfer this current to a resistive load under a voltage up to 10 kV in less than 1 ms.
My solipsistic authorial habits would seem to feed into a common misconception about writing, which is that it is merely a conduit for the writer's interiority, and that a good writer or even just a capable one possesses the skills to transfer the contents of that interiority onto the page with as little loss as possible.
Leaving aside the cost of the data entry/transmission module, a significant number of our institution's monitors were not capable of being upgraded to transfer data wirelessly so would have had to be replaced.
We'll never get to find out what other abilities Leia might have picked up since the original trilogy, but it was exciting to see that she's capable of using the Force to transfer herself across dead space and come out the other side just about alive.
In conclusion, we have shown that a range of plant tissues are capable of inducing A. tumefaciens to transfer T-DNA to the plant pathogenic fungus V. albo-atrum in a range of semi-natural experiments reminiscent of plant wound/damage sites.
Reduced TA0289 was found to be capable of transferring electrons to cytochrome C from horse heart.
Another important mechanism in the initiation of CIA is the generation of anti-collagen antibodies; these antibodies have also been shown to be capable of transferring disease to immunocompromised animals [ 32, 33].
Although neither immune serum nor T cells or B cells (from arthritic animals) appear to be capable of transferring PGIA to SCID mice when injected alone [ 12, 13], mild and transient synovitis is observed after co-injection of immune serum and T cells (but not B cells), and this mild inflammation can even be extended by repeated administration of immune serum ([ 27] and our unpublished data).
Despite the defectivity of self-transposition, currently existent integrons (mostly class 1 integron) has been considered to be a potentially mobile genetic element and commonly found to be located on plasmids as facilitation of conjugative-mediated transfer, as it contains gene cassettes that are mobile and capable of transferring to other integrons or to secondary sites in the bacterial genome.
Sperm transfected with HPV E6/E7 genes and sperm exposed to HPV L1 capsid protein are capable to penetrate the oocyte and transfer the virus into oocytes, in which viral genes are then activated and transcribed.
