Sentence examples for transfer existed from inspiring English sources
The efficient energy transfer existed among the pendants, polymer backbone and DPP unit.
This implied that the resistance to mass transfer existed in an impervious skin at the surface of the extrudates.
When two copper splats are in contact, a resistance to heat transfer exists between the splats.
Regarding this material, only a few, but not sufficient, investigations on radiative heat transfer exist in the literature to date.
The calculated values for heat flux showed that an imbalance in heat transfer exists between two reactors.
The reported studies can both benefit air bubble prevention and removal strategies while providing a theoretical framework for the systematic design of multiphase microfluidics where motive mass transfer exist.
The n-type charge transfer in the presently investigated ferrites is due to the hopping of electrons from Fe2+ to Fe3+ ions according to Fe2 + ↔ Fe3 + + e−, while the p-type charge transfer exists in Ni ions according to Ni2 + + h ↔ Ni3 +.
The occurrence of integron-bearing E. coli in irrigation water is important since these organisms are known fecal contaminants, and the potential for lateral gene transfer exists.
An assumption that such electron transfer exists means that the cofactor chains and catalytic sites of two monomers form an H-shaped electron transfer system that all together connects functionally all four catalytic sites of the dimer (see Fig. 5A).
In particular, numerous examples of detrimental effects of MR/experimentally induced heteroplasmy on health and fitness of MR offspring generated by genetic crossing techniques or by organelle transfer exists in animal models ranging from insects to nonhuman primates [ 70].
And as long as transfers exist in a fairly unregulated state where it seems anything goes, there is plenty of scope for that.
