Sentence examples for partly transferred from inspiring English sources

In printing two or more colours, during the offset process the dampness of the plate is partly transferred, via the blanket, to the paper.

Key findings are that decentralized management in the region was largely donor-driven and only partly transferred power to local stakeholders.

This is in contrast to other seep habitats, where energy bound in methane is partly transferred to sulfide via AOM and finally consumed by sulfide-oxidizing chemoautotrophs providing carbon that subsequently enters the benthic food web.

The present study has also documented the involvement of plasmids as factors responsible for antibiotic resistance in some of the recovered pathogens since these resistances were partly transferred to E. coli DH5α by conjugation.

According to the U.S. Justice Department, which represents the IRS, 23 of the 32 preparers sued for being involved with the phony FNS credits now have court orders against them in the case, which was originally filed in Florida and then partly transferred to Texas.

Further name changes took place according to shifts in operational focus until 2001 when the facility was partly transferred from public to private ownership and became QinetiQ.

Even if you only care about becoming ambidextrous for a specific task, it's still better to use your non-dominant hand for everything because skill of the other tasks in your non-dominant hand will partly transfer to the skill of that task, making it faster and less frustrating.

Due to periphery openings, heat can partly be transferred to the exterior by the effects of natural ventilation.

Singlet excitons produced in blue EML would partly be transferred to green EML to result in a week emission of blue light.

Field assessments are the logical next step, because the infectiousness data from EPNs in the laboratory can only partly be transferred to the field situation (Peters et al., 1996).

Although the academic nuclear education is very good nowadays in most EU countries, the real experience, which was gained since the "Golden Years" of Nuclear Engineering, could be at risk to be lost or only partly be transferred.