Sentence examples for transfer arm from inspiring English sources
The Christie system used a bell crank to transfer arm rotation to spring to allow that longer springs can be used, which was invented in American in 1930s.
Terms of the deal remain undisclosed, including how much Oxford University, from where Wrapidity spun out in early 2015, will benefit, though I understand it only held a minor share in the company via its technology transfer arm.
Although Parteq Innovations, the technology transfer arm of Queen's University, continues to churn out start-up companies, Parteq's president, John Malloy, admits that keeping companies in Kingston is a problem.
His efforts paid off when he landed a job as a technology transfer associate at Cambridge Enterprise, a tech transfer arm of the University of Cambridge, U.K. Science Ph.D.s who go into technology transfer need a serious grounding in both bench science and business development.
Thus 683 women in the elective single embryo transfer arm and 683 in the double embryo transfer arm were included in the analysis of primary outcomes.
The allocated treatment was received by 677/683 (99%) patients in the elective single embryo transfer arm and 676/684 (99%) patients in the double embryo transfer arm.
Diskin recounted that he told PM Olmert that "it would not be good" for Israel to transfer arms and weapons to the PG directly.
The treaty says that a state shall not transfer arms if it knows those weapons will be used to commit "genocide, crimes against humanity... attacks directed against civilian objects or civilians... or other war crimes".
The deal appeared to undercut a law, co-sponsored by Mr. Gore when he was a senator, that required economic sanctions against countries that transfer arms to countries that sponsor terrorism, including Iran.
Finally, Maliki's government must abide by UN Security Council resolutions and cease enabling Iran to transfer arms to Syria.
Assuming 15%% loss to follow-up, 339 participants are required in each of the food and cash transfer arms.
