Sentence examples for continuing transfer from inspiring English sources
Mr. Baker says it is important to continue measuring this difference in costs to see whether the subsidy disappears or whether it is a continuing transfer of income.
Self-driving cars and AI physicians would represent further erosion: While these innovations would put truckers and human doctors out of work, their larger import lies in the continuing transfer of authority and responsibility to machines.
In addition to the residential colleges, housing is available at the Village on the lower quarry, populated by continuing, transfer, and graduate students; the Redwood Grove Apartments, usually available to applicants from all colleges, is reserved for Porter affiliates in 2014-15; and the University Town Center, located downtown, that primarily serves international students.
Will the countries backing the enhanced and highly leveraged European Financial Stability Facility be willing to face substantial credit losses, i.e., actual and continuing transfers from their taxpayers to Italians and others?
But in making that trip down south Mr Deng rejected such interpretations and reaffirmed his reform agenda which involved continuing transfers to private ownership and pushing forward the market economy.
Direct observation suggests that sperm transfer comprises four sub-steps: initiation, release, continued transfer, and cessation.
The sy671 animals were defective in initiation, while sy672 animals were defective for continued transfer.
Our allele, sy671, is defective in two distinct sub-steps of sperm transfer: initiation and continued transfer.
We have separated the behavior of sperm transfer into four sub-steps: initiation, release, continued transfer, and cessation.
The stable glucose concentrations probably are attributable to low energy intake, high physical activity, and continued transfer to the fetus.
Our results indicate that there are at least four sub-steps in the sperm-transfer behavior in C. elegans: initiation, release, continued transfer, and cessation.
