Sentence examples for matter transfer from inspiring English sources

Electric current and matter transfer occurs when these particles instantly switch their polarized water particle fragments.

The XPS analysis confirms the blocking function of insulating SiO2 shell on loss of the oxygen and matter transfer.

While this state of matter transfer from plasma to solid is uncommon in physics, this name change was necessitated by the fact that there were already plenty of companies – and tech products – named "spark".

We constrained this evolution using a numerical simulation applied both onshore and offshore integrating different couplings: i) a thermal adjustment of a lithosphere driven by conductivity, ii) a flexural isostasy, and iii) the loading/unloading effects of surface matter transfer.

The pulse period of PSR B1620-26 is a few milliseconds, providing strong evidence for matter transfer.

Among the components of the ocean ecosystem, zooplankton play vital roles in energy and matter transfer through the system.

The main objectives of the following work is: (i) to describe the structure of burrows produced by two different eco-morphological groups of earthworms in a constructed Technosol and (ii) to link their burrowing activity to Technosol organic matter transfers and carbon content in one-species and two-species combinations.

TMZ exclusively reports that Bynes' lawyer "told the judge Amanda did not have the mental capacity to understand the nature of the legal proceedings," and he had the matter transferred to the mental health court.

Science writer Dorion Sagann can be seen as casting a bridge here, by showing that cultural objects involve energy-matter transfer as well.

Living environments and the stressful context of prison presented unique barriers for prisoners, including social isolation, anxiety regarding legal matters, transfers to other prisons, use of cigarettes as currency, use of cigarettes as a way to reward or punish behaviour, bullying, missing family and restricted movement throughout the day.

At the anode, electrochemically active microorganisms are present that consume organic matter and transfer the electrons derived from metabolic processes to the electrode, either by direct or indirect extracellular electron transfer (Ieropoulos 2005; Lovley 2006; Stams et al. 2006; Torres et al. 2009; Lovley and Nevin 2011).