Sentence examples for generated and transferred from inspiring English sources

Include how the energy is generated and transferred, what the equipment does, and where the pollution is produced.

With reams of data being generated and transferred over networks, cybersecurity experts will have a hard time monitoring everything that gets exchanged — potential threats can easily go unnoticed.

When the photons were absorbed by the Bi2S3 nanoparticles, the photoexcited electrons were generated and transferred from the conduction band (CB) of Bi2S3 to the CB of TiO2.

The photoelectrochemical measurement proved that more free carriers could be generated and transferred in ZnO@CdS heterostructure leading to high separation efficiency than that of ZnO nanorods.

This is carried out by the use of high-frequency electromagnetic pulses (usually 10 1000 MHz) which are generated and transferred into the ground.

It was deduced that more free carriers could be generated and transferred in ZnO@CdS heterostructure leading to high separation efficiency than that of ZnO nanorods, resulting in the increasing photocurrent.

Five years after the Bitcoin software was first released, no major fixes have been needed to the core code, which uses cryptography to generate and transfer virtual money.

This drives power engineers to generate and transfer maximum possible power through transmission line, i.e. up to thermal limits, which leads toward installation of compensating devices.

The challenge is to improve the engineering design while exploiting the ability of microbes to generate and transfer electrons directly to electrodes.

The D-state binds preferentially to the cysteine desulfurase (IscS), which generates and transfers sulfur to IscU cysteine residues to form persulfides.

This novel workshop format can be used in other fora to effectively connect decision makers and scientists, and to initiate an iterative process to generate and transfer policy relevant scientific information into evidence-based decisions, an important element in protecting coastal and marine resources.