Sentence examples for physically exchange from inspiring English sources

Recombination could be direct lineages coexist in an ecological niche and physically exchange DNA via conjugation or transformation, or indirect lineages exchange DNA without direct physical interaction, via transduction, which has been recently shown to occur in Staphylococcus (Chlebowicz et al. 2014; Uchiyama et al. 2014).

The product is designed to remove a barrier of entry — the time required to physically exchange keys — that once was a hallmark of the platform.

For months after, he says, retailers with self-checkout kiosks or vending machines had to physically exchange customers' new twenties for old ones until the manufacturers replaced each and every scanner.

The partnership is possible because all cars on the Getaround platform are equipped with an integrated hardware and software solution that it calls Getaround Connect, a device that allows users to instantly book and unlock the car through the app without having to physically exchange keys between owner and renter.

In 1931 American botanist Harriet Creighton and American scientist Barbara McClintock demonstrated that new allelic combinations of linked genes were correlated with physically exchanged chromosome parts.

1931 American scientists Harriet B. Creighton and Barbara McClintock published a paper demonstrating that new allelic combinations of linked genes are correlated with physically exchanged chromosome parts.

SCE is a process whereby, during DNA replication, two sister chromatids break and rejoin with one another, physically exchanging regions of the parental strands in the duplicated chromosomes.

2. Is any free (not physically compelled) exchange morally permissible?

ETF Securities, the largest ETF products provider in Europe, recently launched ETFS Physical Silver Shares, a physically-backed exchange-traded fund, for U.S. investors looking for a direct investment play on silver prices.

"Gold held in the physically-backed exchange-traded products (1,754 metric tons) are closing in on our estimate for total annual jewelry demand this year 1,8800 metric tons)," said Barclays Capital analyst Gayle Berry, highlighting the growing importance of investment interest in gold.

Public key cryptography uses a key that is publicly distributed and a related secret key that is held privately, allowing two people who have never met physically to securely exchange information.