Sentence examples for converted transfer from inspiring English sources

But like countless other charities, this one was undone by the New Deal, which converted transfer payments into a federal government activity.

In British law, money laundering is defined as the process of concealing, disguising, converting, transferring or removing criminal property.

A second woman has been arrested on suspicion of concealing, disguising, converting, transferring or removing criminal property.

But the remittance companies say this risk is removed by the fact they immediately convert transfers into the currency of the recipient.

Individual genes were cloned into LIC converted baculovirus transfer vectors adding an N-terminal 6 × His-tag.

All ORC subunits were cloned into LIC converted baculovirus transfer vectors fused to either an N-terminal MBP-tag followed by a TEV cleavage site or a C-terminal msfGFP-tag.

In brief, the proposed optimization framework considers for the tasks and states of the network: (i) the optimal selection and sizing of conversion, transfer and storage technologies, (ii) the capacity expansion for each technology over time, (iii) the inventory levels for storable states, (iv) the quantities of states converted or transferred through tasks, and (v) the optimal energy mix.

Each application added to a company's "fingerprint" increases the chances of compromise; this is due to both an increase in employee login data that can be vulnerable and the actual company files that are stored, converted and transferred using these applications.

Nevertheless, the type information in the PDBMLplus schema can be easily converted and transferred to relational table definitions.

DGGE gel images were converted and transferred into a microbial database with GelCompar II, version 6.1 (Applied Maths).

Wood and Lincoln were also found guilty of conspiracy to conceal, convert or transfer criminal property.