Sentence examples for content transfer of from inspiring English sources

Here, we use a DNA-tethered freestanding bilayer as a target architecture that allows observation of content transfer of individual vesicles across the tethered planar bilayer.

De-Marcos et al. (2014) state that "there are drawbacks to their use for educational purposes associated with educational content, transfer of learning, assessment, potential problems of teacher involvement or technical infrastructure" (Borrás et al. 2014, p. 2).

The E series Walkman player also includes the Content Transfer application for simple transfers of digital music files.

Since social media is predicated on the open flow of information, it should be noted this flow is a form of content transfer.

In [55], a mechanism is presented to extend caching on persistent storage enabling the completion of disrupted content transfers in the context of short opportunistic contacts based on CCNx networking architecture in wireless mesh network.

§ 102.153 Administrative Law Judge's decision; contents; service; transfer of case to the Board; contents of record in case.

"Apple's iPod and iTunes store are quite tightly coordinated to make theft of content or illicit transfer of content cumbersome," says Clemons. "It's surprisingly easy for consumers to forget why there are restrictions and where the restrictions come from".

Due to this fact, special handling of the contents' transfer is needed to secure the copyright and the authenticity of the owner.

Interest for and deep understanding of lecture content would be promoted were students to feel that the content is applicable (transfer of knowledge) and meaningful in the context of the programme's clinical practice periods (Marton and Booth [1997]).

Stevanato, L., Thanabalasundaram, L., Vysokov, N. & Sinden, J. D. Investigation of content, stoichiometry and transfer of miRNA from human neural stem cell line derived exosomes.

Both are involved in the release of toxic cellular content and intercellular transfer of proteins, lipids and RNA, and are referred to jointly as extracellular vesicles (EV) [ 20, 26, 37, 42, 56, 58, 64, 71].