Sentence examples for support for transferring from inspiring English sources

Mobile Ad Hoc Networks (MANETs) are wireless networks, which do not require any infrastructure support for transferring data packets between mobile nodes.

There is morphological support for transferring Dactylotrochus to the Agariciidae for example, the shared presence of highly developed septal menianae (Kitahara et al., in preparation; also see [46]).

The inability to achieve weight-bearing capacity is most likely related to the lack of mechanical support for transferring loads from the hip to the axial skeleton.

This chapter presents interaction techniques and high-level support for transfer function (TF) design.

In addition, last November it added support for transfers to U.S. Dollars, while transfers from U.S. Dollars to its list of supported European currencies are said to be "coming soon".

The fourth and discordant patient with two copies of SMN2 was Patient 18 (Table 1), a 16-year-old male who was independently ambulant until aged 14 years and presently maintained the ability to stand with support for transfers, highlighting potential individual variation in copy number and clinical phenotype and the potential for additional disease modifying factors.

He said: "The merged institution will link up with further education colleges close by to meet local needs and to provide strong support for students transferring from college to university.

Clinical input was provided by a hospital-employed Indigenous midwife and a non-Indigenous obstetrician; additional support was available from Indigenous liaison officers (ILOs) who welcomed women and their families and helped them to feel comfortable, and provided support for women transferred in from rural and remote areas.

Second, School A hired a big-shot professor in the field, and she was promised support for her transferring Ph.D. students.

This is a bad outcome for Latin American countries; it jeopardises funding for adaptation to climate change and support for the transfer of green technologies.

In his tribunal at Guantánamo, for example, Mustafa al-Hawsawi admitted providing support for jihadists, including transferring money for some of the 9/11 hijackers, but denied that he was a member of al-Qaeda.