Sentence examples for transfer and spreading from inspiring English sources

Moreover, these initial studies have indicated that whilst flow rate and water temperature are important factors for MCD, the presence of clothing during showering may (under certain circumstances) cause transfer and spreading of contaminants to the skin surface.

According to FAO, one third of all livestock breeds have either perished or are threatened with extinction, due to intensive selection for high production by means of artificial insemination and embryo transfer and spreading of a small number of genetically narrow high-performance breeds around the whole world.

The issues are: (1) the release of melt form the pressure vessel, (2) the transfer and spreading of the melt on the basement, (3) the analysis of the physical chemical processes that are important for corium behavior especially during concrete erosion with onset of solidification, and (4) stabilization of the melt by cooling through direct water contact.

Worse, in bad weather a whole region's crops suffer together.Here as elsewhere, there is a role for insurance to transfer and spread the risks.

The Ebola outbreak in West Africa, which has claimed nearly 10,500 lives in little over a year, is believed to have originated in fruit bats – and Dr Nabarro believes it is not the only disease that could transfer and spread.

The beauty of making it into a show is that these conversations become "open-sourced," in a way, and will hopefully help transfer and spread knowledge within the community through a conversational format.

Since the concept of nanofluid was proposed [1], more and more researchers have been committing to it because of the thermal properties and the potential applications associated with heat transfer, mass transfer, wetting, and spreading [1 7].

Much attention has been paid in the past to this new type of composite material because of its enhanced properties and behavior associated with heat transfer, mass transfer, wetting and spreading as well as antimicrobial activities, and the number of publications related to nanofluids increases in an exponential manner.

Solutions of SA and BSA were carefully transferred and spread randomly onto the subphase (water) using a Hamilton microsyringe (precision to 0.5 μl).

The fertilized eggs of C. fasciatus were transferred and spread in two trays (101.6 × 40.6 × 12.7 cm3) and two mini circular bowl hatcheries (50 L) with around 3,500 ± 50 eggs in each provided with gentle shower.

Although knowledge assets can be treated as unique and valuable resources on the way of sustaining competitive advantage (Barney 1991), knowledge itself is a static resource stock which needs to be transferred and spread throughout the organization to create value (Grant 1996, 1997; Spender, 1996; Teece et al. 1997; Teece 1998; Grant and Baden-Fuller 2004).