Sentence examples for transfer a part from inspiring English sources

The effect of disaster relief is to transfer a part of the loss to the government.

A very recent trend in metrical fixed point theory, initiated by Ran and Reurings [1] and continued by Nieto and Rodriguez-López [2, 3], is to consider a partial order on the ambient metric space ( X, d ) and to transfer a part of the contractive property of the nonlinear operators into its monotonicity properties.

A very recent trend in metrical fixed-point theory, initiated by Ran and Reurings [1], and continued by Nieto and Lopez [2, 3], Bhaskar and Lakshmikantham [4] and many other authors, is to consider a partial order on the ambient metric space ( X, d ) and to transfer a part of the contractive property of the nonlinear operators into its monotonicity properties.

A. tumefaciens has the ability to transfer a part of its DNA called transfer DNA (T-DNA) to a broad range of hosts.

It is therefore of no surprise that some airlines have already begun transferring a part of call center employees to their social media departments.1.1

Quality deduction was simulated by transferring a part of the theoretical saw log volume (based on the taper model and minimum log dimensions) to pulpwood volume.

To avoid issuing failure or attract enough investors to participate in the IPO subscription, the issuer transfers a part of the risks to investors in the primary market, which is similar to the conclusions in Rock's (1986) "winner's curse" model.

This bacterium is a natural genetic engineer and transfers a part of its large Ti plasmid into host plants to induce cell division and the synthesis of opines.

The transition was performed by transferring a part of the length of the branch leading to A to the branch leading to D. For instance, we moved from (A: 0.75, B: 0.05, (C: 0.75, D: 0.05): r) to (A: 0.65, B: 0.05, (C: 0.75, D: 0.15): r).

The culture secretary, John Whittingdale, has refused to "micromanage" the trustees of Bradford's National Media Museum to block the transfer of a part of its valuable photography collection to London.

The situation is even more complex if physical phenomena such as mass and heat transfer play a part in determining the observed rates.