Sentence examples for transfer sufficient from inspiring English sources

Bernard Connolly, a persistent critic of Europe, estimates it would cost Germany, as the main surplus-generating country in the euro area, about 7 percent of its annual gross domestic product over several years to transfer sufficient funds to bail out Europe's debt-burdened countries, including France.

Any localisation of strain can only be stabilised if the molecular network can transfer sufficient load.

On steep grades, the friction between wheel and rail is not able to transfer sufficient adhesion to overcome gravity.

This study provides important key findings which show that dense lightweight woodchip concrete can transfer sufficient longitudinal shear forces to the composite joint.

At the same stress level, additional cracks will continue to develop until the distance between adjacent cracks is no longer adequate to transfer sufficient tension to develop a new crack.

It has been shown that it is possible to transfer sufficient heat from the fuel cell stack to the liquid circuit in order to provide the needed amount for vaporizing and reforming of the methanol-water-mixture.

As Donald J. Trump demonstrated with his 72-story black glass tower at 845 United Nations Plaza, which was at one time the tallest residential building in the city, it is possible for a tower to, well, tower over its neighbors if it has successfully transferred sufficient air rights.

Once engaged, the mechanism transfers sufficient force to yield the BRB.

As such, dissectHMMER attempts to balance between over and under-prediction of the biological function while transferring sufficient information to uncharacterized sequences that are currently not linked to any domain hits.

The B-1 cells provided by adoptive transfer were sufficient to control B. hermsii, as both groups of adoptively-transferred mice achieved peak bacteremia at day 2 and cleared bacteria by day 5 or 6.

In most cheilostomes the egg at transfer has sufficient yolk to nourish its developing embryo, but in the cheilostomes Bugula and Celleporella the egg, which is small at transfer, establishes a pseudoplacenta with tissues of the mother zooid and receives nourishment as the embryo develops.