Sentence examples for transfer great from inspiring English sources

In case of a reinforced concrete structure being exposed to bond stresses that transfer great forces, a relative displacement between reinforcing bar and concrete occurs.

Based on the above analysis, a new style structure adsorbent bed had been designed, which has some characters as follows: compact structure, good performance in bearing strength, high efficiency in heat & mass transfer, great packing amount of adsorbent, and uniform temperature field in the bed.

Health spending continues to outpace wages and GDP, while some new insurance designs transfer greater shares of that to patients' own out of pocket costs.

The new strategy as the United States tries to transfer greater responsibility to the Afghan government and military is one of "tough love," Nicholson said.

Both the more common case of interphase heat transfer greater than interphase mass transfer rate and the inverse case of particle over-temperature have been considered.

The network (produced using Cytoscape software58) is constructed from those pairs that exhibited large net food transfer (greater than 1% of the total net food flow over all pairs).

Elevated patient illness severity was also associated with inter-hospital patient transfer, greater likelihood of hospitalization within hospitals located in urban areas, and insurance coverage by the Medicaid program.

Through the central fair at Lyon and through letters of exchange and a complex variant known as the asiento, the Genoese transferred great sums from Spain to the Low Countries to pay the soldiers of the Spanish armies.

This is so hard to fix because the trade imbalance that drains our country transfers great wealth and tremendous power to a few.

Ubiquitous access to the web, transferring greater amounts of personal data at faster speeds than ever before, has created a more addictive world.

At the December launch of the UN appeal, there was discussion of credit card transfers, greater involvement of the private sector, and greater co-ordination by UN agencies.