Sentence examples for reflect the transfer from inspiring English sources

The 2018 Commonwealth Games will be held in the pop star's home country and organisers said the line-up had been chosen to reflect the transfer to Australia.

These interactions reflect the transfer of matter or energy between different components of the Critical Zone, which is described by the concept of connectivity.

(h)(6)(A), "section 688 of title 2" and "section 682 5) of title 2" substituted for "section 1017 of the Congressional Budget and Impoundment Control Act of 1974 (31 U.S.C. 1407)" and "section 1011 5) of that Act (31 U.S.C. 1401 5))", respectively, to reflect the transfer of sections 1407 and 1401 of former Title 31, Money and Finance, to sections 688 and 682 of Title 2, the Congress.

By 1966, the contractual relationship with TWA was adjusted to reflect the transfer of management with the appointment of an Ethiopian deputy general manager.

This asymmetry might be speculated to reflect the transfer of information from F5 to M1 related to the selection of the appropriate grasp.

Importantly, DiO-transfer is Tra-dependent (Pathak et al., 2012) and thus its exchange between cells would also reflect the transfer dynamics.

We conclude that this phenomenon reflects the transfer of information between the WMS and LTMS.

The change in subsection (g) reflects the transfer of functions from the Secretary of the Treasury to the Secretary of Transportation under 49 1655(b).

(a), substituting "under subchapter E of chapter 1 or subchapter A of chapter 9 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1939" for "the Federal Insurance Contributions Act," reflecting the transfer of functions from the Social Security Board to the Federal Security Administrator and the Federal Security Agency, and adding subsec.

Dumb growth is, in many ways, bogus — rather than reflecting enduring wealth creation, it largely reflects the transfer of wealth: from the poor to the rich, the young to the old, tomorrow to today, and human beings to corporate "people". Dumb growth is growth without prosperity.

Thus, the presence of bactericidal antibodies (SBA titre ≥1∶8) in a substantial proportion of infants before vaccination (44 48% of infants had SBA-MenC, 25 28% had SBA-MenA titres at this level) is not surprising, probably reflecting the transfer of maternally derived antibody.