Sentence examples for transfer operative from inspiring English sources

This paper represents a numerical investigation of the hydrodynamics and mass transfer operative in antipolarization dialysis ("APD"), a novel concept for fractionation in which adjacent countercurrent flow streams are (i) separated by a longitudinal solute-selective membrane, and (ii) pass through upstream and downstream "barrier" membranes that reject all solutes.

Blades of combustion turbines are elements which transfer an operative energy to an engine rotor.

An investigation of ion exchange between methyl viologen ions (MV++) and sodium ions (Na+) in zeolite Y has been completed in order to describe the electron transfer mechanism operative in a zeolite modified carbon paste electrode (ZMCPE).

Chiba et al. reported tendon transfer as an operative reconstruction to improve the intricate finger movements in advanced HD [ 43].

However, there are still many controversies concerning donor muscle choice for transfer, timing and operative tecniques of palliative surgical theraphy for the shoulder deformity.

Law-enforcement officials have also found that a fee of about 5percentt is charged on each transfer; in Dubai, operatives pass a piece of the fee to the Somali militia group, which then gives a cut to Al Qaeda.

If there was no opposition to the organ donation, the donor could be transferred to the operative room for explantation.

The computed results suggest that the intermolecular charge-transfer mechanism is operative in these D-π-A dyes when applied to DSSC.

Serial multiple flap transfers as an operative sequence have also been described as an option in extensive burn reconstruction.

Before the patient is transferred to the operative table, a "reverse" of the orientation is made so the foot of the table is at the head anesthesiologist location.

ICU admission source was classified as emergency department (ED), operating room/emergency post-operative status, operating room/elective post-operative status, transfer from other institutions, or in-hospital ward transfer.