Sentence examples for in its transferred from inspiring English sources

Upon successful arterial anastomosis (reconnection of the arterial supply to the free flap in its transferred position in the oral cavity, at 1.8 h in Fig.  3), the arterial clamp is released and a check is made in any leak at the anastomosis site and that blood visibly flows into the flap and flows out of the veins.

Jackson's wife received approximately $130,000 in salary from her role as president of We Remember, and when the group dissolved as a 501c(3) in 2009, it transferred its $146,000 in remaining assets to the PTD.

In 2006, it transferred its UK business to Luxembourg and reclassified its UK operation as simply "order fulfilment" business.

Alas, its feel-good potency as a stage entertainment has been utterly squashed in its transfer to film, where it lumbers and flails and outstays its welcome by at least half an hour.

The linkage to maternity data also provided a robust method of identifying pregnancies including the whole of England; however, maternity information has varying levels of completeness, some systematic errors in its transfer [ 39] and it does not include births taking place at home, which was 2.4% for England in 2011 [ 40].

Mr. Corzine told a congressional panel last month that she had assured him on Oct. 28 that the firm was not misusing customer money in its transfer to JPMorgan.

In its transfer to Broadway, the production lost none of its thrill but a little of its amperage in the casting of Peter Sarsgaard as Trigorin, who lacked the gravity of the great writer or the charm that would have kept Arkadina so devoted to him.

September 20 2010 January 2 201111 This ultra-cheeky ode to the complicated and, yes, bloody Presidency of Andrew Jackson, written and directed by Alex Timbers, with a haunting pop score by Michael Friedman, hasn't changed much in its transfer to Broadway's Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre, tricked out in twinkly red lights, chandeliers, and taxidermy.

FROST/NIXON In its transfer from stage to film, Peter Morgan's account of David Frost's lengthy set of interviews with Richard Nixon, in 1977, three years after he resigned the Presidency, has taken on an aura of momentousness unwarranted by the event itself.

Still, any finite-dimensional state-space representation will have poles and zeros in its transfer function.

The fundamental building block of the neural network is O-neurons that can generate an oscillation in its transfer functions.