Sentence examples for thereby transfer from inspiring English sources

If a band of zduhaći succeeded to seize the peck measures from the enemy band, they would thereby transfer the crop yield from the area of their enemies to their own area.

Adolf Hitler believed that by launching an offensive in the West he could force the United States and Great Britain to an early peace, and thereby transfer the entirety of the Wehrmacht to the Eastern Front, where he could bring the Soviet offensive to a standstill and defeat it.

A variety of minor activities where learners perform practical tasks and thereby transfer their knowledge into skills.

Should Harry survive extubation, Dr Crippen maintains "we will give the consultants the benefit of the doubt", and thereby transfer Harry to a nursing facility.

We thereby transfer the theory of evidence synthesis and decision analytic modelling to practical clinical research by demonstrating key principles and steps of CEA in diagnostic imaging.

Whether or not extracellular miRNAs can be taken up by tissues, and thereby transfer gene regulatory information between cells, is currently a matter for debate and an exciting area of ongoing research [ 10, 11, 23, 24].

Real wages have fallen at the same time that productivity has risen, thereby transferring unimaginable wealth to the richest in society.

That can be especially important for people who own businesses and who give interests in them to their children, thereby transferring ownership gradually at today's values, instead of leaving everything in a will.

The electrically charged alpha particles, meanwhile, collide with the deuterons and tritons (by their electrical interaction) and can be magnetically confined within the plasma, thereby transferring their energy to the reacting nuclei.

The original absorbs the rays in areas darkened by print or by the lines and shades of an illustration, and thereby transfers the impressions to the surface of the copy paper.

They are billed out at lower rates for the work they do in the early years, thereby transferring the costs of training, in theory, to the firm and to the associates themselves.