Sentence examples for range of transfers from inspiring English sources

The method presented in this paper provides quick and accurate solutions for a wide range of transfers by using numerical orbital averaging to improve solution convergence and include orbital perturbations.

The Japanese manufacturer (to take only an example) has a legal basis under the arm's length standard to report a wide range of transfer prices.

This technique is applicable to a wide range of transfer functions: with or without time-delay, rational and non-rational ones, and those describing distributed parameter systems.

These rules are applicable to a wide range of transfer functions: rational, fractional and non-rational ones in general, those with time-delays incorporated at various locations, as well as transfer functions describing distributed-parameter systems.

Initial applications of this approach with a 110,000 Da protein indicate that there is a wide range of transfer efficiencies among individual spin pairs in a structure of this size, which leads to a correspondingly large variation of the individual signal intensities and the need for techniques to enhance the weak signals.

This is due to the implementation of a mechanism that ensures that each division manager reveals the true costs to the headquarters, and therefore constrains the possible range of transfer prices.

In all cases, the pattern observed after prolonged incubation times indicated that the initial transfer products could be subsequently re-used either as donors or acceptors, resulting in a broad range of transfer products of increasing size (degree of polymerization >30) until they became water-insoluble.

More surprising, was the wide range of transfer decisions that were made within all groups.

However, within all groups the range of transfer decisions was very wide demonstrating considerable variation in decision making practice.

It was noted in the discussion that the RATD could provide a range of transfer assistance from dynamically adjustable grab bars, through stand-pivot transfers, to fully dependent sling transfers.

Despite this, a wide range of transfer decisions were still made, suggesting that the main source of variation in decision making and transfer rates is not in the assessment but the personal decision thresholds of clinicians.