"transfer position" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to a change in spatial position, typically from one place to another. For example, "The team needed to transfer position in order to defend the goal."
"It's sooo hard now To transfer position from one room to the next …... and I wish I could just split this body in two One chest for sex The other to feed through".
One contact actually suggested starting in intellectual property law before looking for a tech transfer position.
The transfer unit operation begins with the reaction vessel sealing against the transfer position on the cassette (Figures 4 and 5).
Participants then performed 11 batches in the transfer position.
The last trial of each batch was also a catch trial, but in the transfer position.
The green lines show the force vectors for the transfer trials and represent the generalization of learning from the training to the transfer position before the left hand experienced forces in the transfer position.
But according to the news release, the University "concluded that it was not possible to increase the overall number of recruited athletes" or transfer positions from other sports without affecting the competitiveness of those teams.
Says Sethna, "Anyone already holding an H1-B visa can start working for the new employer immediately upon filing the petition [to transfer positions] with the INS".
Participants, working in fixed pairs and accompanied by an expert for individual coaching, performed 4 cycles of nine tasks (navigation, grasping, transfer, positioning, cutting, loop tie, extra-corporal and intra-corporal knot tying and clipping) in a box trainer.
The blue lines in Figure 2 show the force vectors for the catch trials in the training and transfer positions.
No forces were experienced and no visual feedback of the object was provided while participants moved between the training and transfer positions.
