Sentence examples for continuously being transferred from inspiring English sources

It will be possible to research the available information in three different databases: a catalogue of the works, a catalogue of the sources (in planning stage), non-musical documents concerning Ludwig Senfl (not yet realised) The present research project is working on a catalogue of Senfl's works that is continuously being transferred to and aligned with the online database.

After the mixed liquor in the continuously stirred tank reactor was transferred to the UASB reactor as a seeding source, the height of the HPG in the UASB reactor was progressively increased.

Internal bending forces were transferred continuously between members through the knots until a global force equilibrium was reached.

Under small energy input, charges are transferred continuously as observed in the spectra of conductivity and dielectric.

As above procedure, the fermentation broth was transferred continuously to a new 250 mL flask containing 2.0 g l-sorbose until the concentration of l-sorbose in the fermentation broth was 15%.

The dish was incubated at 35°C for 30 min in a small chamber, which was humidified and continuously aerated with 95% O2 5% CO2, and then washed with 100 µl ACSF at 35°C for 15 min. OGB1-loaded slices were transferred to a continuously superfused (2 2.5 ml/min) chamber on the stage of a BX51WI epifluorescent upright microscope (Olympus, Tokyo, Japan).

Oxidation proceeds through several oxidized intermediates whilst hydroxyl radicals are continuously generated by dissolved ozone that is transferred to the catalyst surface.

Oxidation continues through some oxidized intermediates gradually, while ({text{O}}_{{2 }}^{ cdot - }) radicals are continuously produced by dissolving ozone that is transferred to the catalyst surface.

After six days of imbibition, germinated seeds were transferred to a continuously aerated nutrient solution with nutrient concentrations as described [ 54] and supplied with 100 μM Fe(III -EDTA for the followIII -EDTA days.

Fragments of coverslip with attached cells were transferred to a continuously perfused (3 5 ml/min) recording chamber mounted on the stage of an Olympus (Southend, UK) CK40 inverted microscope.

In the first phase, all pages are transferred while VM running continuously on the source host.