Sentence examples for safely transfer from inspiring English sources
Behind each of the city's characteristic masonry facades lies a cross-braced wooden structure, designed to safely transfer the seismic forces and allow the building to flex.
Cash transactions are costly, though, because highway agencies must pay toll-takers, maintain plazas and safely transfer the cash to banks.
Even though the group says serious radiation accidents are rare, it says it will work toward a stronger accreditation program, expanded training, and an enhanced program to ensure that medical technologies from different manufacturers can safely transfer information.
It works with its peer, the REE communication agent, to safely transfer messages between the CA and the TA.
The study shows that such structures can be prone to progressive collapse, especially due to failure of the internal secondary beam support joints to safely transfer the gravity loads to the surrounding undamaged members if a flexible fin-plate joint detail is employed.
While launching and recovering planes is a mess because of the turbulence, planes can fly close enough to each other to safely transfer fuel.
The safety parameters such as the minimum critical heat flux ratio and the system pressure are maintained within the safety limits and the reactor is safely transferred to a safe condition by a functioning of the safety systems of the advanced integral reactor.
The panels would periodically review whether they posed a continued threat or could be safely transferred to another country.
Cooper said that although she was delighted Omar would be safely transferred to the UK, even after the timetable was set in motion, the teenager remained at risk during the fortnight's wait for his transfer.
As the recurrent Marseillaise and cries of "Allez Delphine!" rattled around this low-ceilinged basement amphitheatre it seemed fair to suggest the French passion for fencing – which is a national sport – had safely transferred itself to the wheelchair version.
"Castlebeck has been working closely with families and carers, commissioners and other professionals from the NHS and social services to ensure patients are safely transferred with minimum disruption to their lives".
