Sentence examples for transfer from its from inspiring English sources

Each receives a transfer from its own individually moistened and inked plate cylinder.

On some two-colour machines a single impression cylinder applies each sheet successively against two blanket cylinders, each of which receives a transfer from its own plate cylinder.

Each receives a transfer from its own plate cylinder and prints one side of the sheet while at the same time acting as an impression cylinder for printing the other side of the sheet.

The company's initial transfer from its Bethpage, L.I., headquarters will involve about 100 employees, principally engineers and technicians, according to Gerry Griffin, president of the Houston Chamber of Commerce and former director of the Johnson Space Center.

In recent years the NHS has sought to abolish the old tricks that were used to hide deficits, such as letting a trust meet a revenue shortfall through a transfer from its capital account.One accounting reform has been less helpful, however.

This can be related with the partial loss of electron density on the oxygen due to the electron transfer from its non-bond orbital to the antibonding σ* orbital of hydrogen-bond donor group, which is characteristic of a normal hydrogen bond.

It will be fascinating to see how it transfers from its original venue (where the wind on the moor interacted with the film's soundtrack) into the somewhat more urban setting of the gallery at the Bar Lane Studios.

Last year, in a restructuring, it transferred from its loan book some $7.9 billion of loans at their then market value; it deducted a reserve of $1 billion; and then it stuck a for-sale sign on them.

The English word derived from it, strategy, was transferred from its military origins to the business world in the years before the ubiquitous MBA, at a time when a military career was considered a good qualification for a manager.

We propose that nuclear psb28 in T. pseudonana is a duplicate of a plastid localized version, and that it has been transferred from its endosymbiont.

Bethlem transferred from its first home to Moorfields in 1676, entering a baroque building designed by Robert Hooke.