Sentence examples for transfer at the base from inspiring English sources

Rates of mass transfer at the base of a vertical cylindrical container were determined under decaying swirl flow by the electrochemical technique.

The second, more parsimonious explanation is a lateral gene transfer at the base of streptophytes from an alga with a secondary plastid, and the subsequent loss after the divergence of lycopodiophytes.

Therefore, the glaucophyte C. paradoxa and green plants could have acquired the aspartate pathway independent of each other, instead of a single endosymbiotic gene transfer at the base of the Archaeplastidae, as indicated in figure 7. How some stramenopile clades acquired the aspartate pathway is not clear.

It is possible that this gene was transferred at the base of pezizomycotina by Streptomyces species as there are only homologs of these gene in P. griseofulvum, P. expansum, the Dothideomycetes Cochliobolus heterostrophus and the Sordariomycetes Metarhizium anisopliae.

The fin efficiency can be evaluated as the ratio of heat transfer rate at the base of the fin to its ideal transfer rate if the entire fin were at the same temperature as its base eta =frac{qleft upzeta =1right)}{q_{ideal}}=sum_{k=1}^nfrac{m^{2k}}/sum_{k=01right)!}^nfrac{m^{2k}rac{m^{2k}}{ 2k)!} (23).

In December, after Congress passed a defence bill that cleared up transfer restrictions at the base, three Uighur detainees who had been held without charge for 12 years – and had been determined to pose no threat to the US – were transferred to Slovakia.

The expression of ZmTCRR-1 has been previously shown to be restricted to the transfer cells at the base of the kernel, in a reduced time frame during early development and peaking at 8-11 days(dafterfter pollination) [ 25].

Could then the present result be explained either (i) by a much more ancient lateral gene transfer (somewhere at the base of the bruchids, in which case the scenarios should try to explain this ancient phenomenon) or if not, eventually (ii) by some complex scenarios of independent genes losses to explain the patchy distribution of cytb in current bruchid populations?

A model accounting for mutual flame interactions and unsteady heat and mass transfer at the flame base is derived for the reduced frequency ω0∗ corresponding to the peak FTF gain values.

The main finding is that mutual flame interactions due to interpenetrating diffusion layers and unsteady heat transfer at the flame base both lead to FTF gain values exceeding unity but the former mechanism is largely dominant for the configurations investigated in this study.

Substantial reduction in impulse transfer is observed at the base of the cladding structure as much of the energy is absorbed due to plastic deformations.