Sentence examples for transfer and point from inspiring English sources

The coupled heat transfer and point kinetics models for a peak power node give the average fuel, clad and coolant temperatures.

The results from full scale measurements of transfer and point mobilities of compound structures show that in some cases the effective point mobility can be approximated by the ordinary point mobility.

This method has the advantages of reducing the order of the ordinary transfer equation systems and minimizing the propagation of round-off errors occurring in recursive multiplication of transfer and point matrices.

This method has the advantages of reducing the order of standard transfer equation systems, and minimizing the propagation of round-off errors occurring in recursive multiplication of transfer and point matrices.

Terminals for electronic funds transfer and point of sale — "EFT-POS," in local parlance — had caught on at Australian department stores and supermarkets.

Our study extends the type of helper lipids that are suitable for gene transfer and points the way to improve non-viral nucleic acid delivery system other than the traditional cationic lipids optimization.

Etzioni claims that "left populism" is based on unpopular notions of "wealth transfer" and points to the unpopularity of programs for the poor (along with what appears to be an outlier poll on inequality).

This method is particularly friendly to software developers in that the data transfer and floating point computations are transparent to the software programmer.

Issues with ledgers of exchange, unique identifiers, transfer costs and points of access all impact capital flows across borders.

Although lower porosity is preferred to improve solid phase conduction in the RPC, the tradeoff in heat transfer and pressure drop point to use of higher porosity foam.

Florence, city, seat (1889) of Florence county, northeastern South Carolina, U.S. Established in the 1850s as a rail junction and transfer point for the Wilmington and Manchester, the Northwestern, and the Cheraw and Darlington railroads, it was called Wilds for a judge in the town but later renamed (c. 1859) for the daughter of William Wallace Harlee, head of the Wilmington and Manchester line.