Sentence examples for transfer of gold from inspiring English sources
The mixture was allowed to settle for 2 days to ensure the complete transfer of gold to enter into the amphiphilic polymer.
Bank of England facilitated transfer of gold looted by Nazis.
Conditions during the Crisis of the Third Century such as reductions in long-distance trade, disruption of mining operations, and the physical transfer of gold coinage outside the empire by invading enemies greatly diminished the money supply and the banking sector by the year 300.
With the use of the photoisomerization of azobenzene, the reversible phase transfer of gold nanoparticles was realized by irradiation with UV and visible light.
Due to the nanoparticle surface energy transfer of gold-nanoparticles, the fluorescence of dye on one end of molecular beacons was effectively quenched.
Hence, international capital flows exceeded by far the volume of trade, which was, in turn, far larger than cross-border transfers of gold (Eichengreen 2008, pp. 24ff).
However, owing to the costs as well as the inelastic supply of gold-backed money, the massive increase in international payments was not matched by a corresponding increase of cross-border transfers of gold bullion or coins.
The experimental construction and the DPV detection were based on the fact that the formed antibody antigen immune complexes retarded the electron transfer tunnel of gold electrodes.
The phase transfer of the gold nanoparticles to chloroform (CHCl3) was carried out by first diluting the stock gold nanoparticle solution (2 ml of stock solution in 10 ml of H2O).
Besides facilitating the transfer of electrons, gold nanoparticles can also provide a biocompatible environment for proteins, since they are not toxic to the biological systems [19, 20].
Due to the nanoparticle surface energy transfer effect of gold-nanoparticles, the designed platform performed better sensitivity than traditional microbead-based detection methods and realized quickly detection within 10 min without purification steps.
