"component transfer" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the process of transferring or moving components from one place to another. It can be used in a variety of contexts, such as in technical writing, computer science, or manufacturing. Example: During the assembly process, the component transfer from the production line to the packaging area is carefully monitored to ensure quality control.
Comparison of contact component transfer shows that more SIS components are lost from the aqueous phase on contact with higher aromatic oils.
The multicomponent diffusion equation, with velocities estimated as for the single component transfer case, is uncoupled using the linearized theory of Toor (1964a, b) and Stewart and Prober (1964).
Also, the rate of component transfer may be faster in TNTs compared to EP bridges further complicating live cell imaging experiments.
The stiff CoCr component transferred compressive loads mainly in the pegs and cement pocket faces perpendicular to the applied force, away from the tibiofemoral contact site.
A more complex framework is usually found in plants and fungi, in which a third component transfers the phosphate group from the receptor to the response regulator.
We introduce a multiphase model able to simulate multi-component transfer in VFCWs.
We developed one-dimensional adiabatic multi-component transfer models to simulate the capture process using both hollow fiber membrane contactors and packed columns.
value is expressed in terms of the zero time-lag covariance matrix of the loads, which in most applications of structural analysis will be calculated from frequency-domain, stress-component transfer functions and the cross-spectral density matrix of the applied loads.
Do some components transfer forces, material, energy, or information to other components to enable them to work properly?
Several engineering components transfer load under sliding contact.
The trace components transfer the packets using Advanced Trace Bus (ATB) to the Trace Port Interface Unit (TPIU), which formats the packets into Trace Interface Protocol.
