Sentence examples for capacity to transfer from inspiring English sources
Many of the systems operate in the 13.56 megahertz range, a radio frequency that has limited capacity to transfer information rapidly.
These gene carriers show remarkable adaptability and significant capacity to transfer larger sizes of nucleic acid materials.
A common assumption in intermittently-connected (or opportunistic) mobile networks is that any contact has enough capacity to transfer the required amount of data.
Outcomes from studying novel and conventional animation designs (independent variable) were compared with respect to mental model quality, knowledge of local kinematics, and capacity to transfer (dependent variables).
They have potential advantages over needles and syringes in mass immunisation programs, but concerns over their capacity to transfer blood-borne viruses have been a barrier to acceptance.
It's likely that the exercise will be another strong demonstration of the Russian military's ever-improving capacity to transfer forces to the Far East from other parts of Russia — and ability to operate its air, land and sea forces in a joint manner.
Health information exchange (HIE) is the capacity to electronically transfer and share health information among health care-related stakeholders and organizations such as clinics, laboratories, payers, hospitals, pharmacies and public health [ 1].
Island 2 is in district 2, where the variability trends of the loads have little consistency with that of the PVs, meaning that a high storage capacity is required to transfer the energy from the PVs.
MFCs are a promising technology for sustainable energy generation since they are based on the microbial exocellular electron transfer, and the capacity of microbes to transfer electrons produced from the metabolic oxidation of organic substrates to insoluble, extracellular electron-accepting compounds [4].
If the critical care zone is at full capacity, we try to transfer the patients, who are occupying critical zone, to ICU, operating theater or general ward within the same facility to recover the capacity for the critical care zone.
Several species in Stevardiinae have been shown to be inseminating [ 22] (Table 2), a term used to describe the capacity of males to transfer sperm directly into the female reproductive tract.
