Sentence examples for transfer that allowed from inspiring English sources

The paper showed that sometime in the last 400 million years, Methanosarcina was the recipient of a gene transfer that allowed it to produce methane more efficiently than ever before.

For integration of silicon mirrors, we have developed a new simple two-step deep reactive ion etching (DRIE) pattern transfer that allow simultaneous fabrication of good quality silicon mirrors (20 μm height and 2 μm thickness) and of recessed mechanical platform (5 μm thick).

They will then issue a temporary transfer that allows the buyer to take possession of the gun it usually takes a few days.

Early work in the mid-1980s provided the first tantalizing hints that the homology search might be aided by a mechanism called intersegmental transfer that allows the pre-synaptic filament to, in effect, take a short cut by moving between distal regions of the double-stranded DNA (Gonda and Radding, 1986; Figure 1C).

What the bank did see was the trail of transfers that allowed the brokerage to cover its $175 million overdraft.

The premium is lower in government-owned firms, which may be an indicator that control transfers, that allow benefits from the mandatory bid rule to accrue to minority shareholders, are less likely in government-owned firms.

We thus assume the use of a processor mutex in the case of asynchronous transfers that allows only single transfer for every processor.

The U.S. Treasury, we say in the report, should designate a small number of U.S. and private Iranian financial institutions to facilitate trade in food and medicine and monetary transfers that allow Iranian students to continue to study in the U.S. -- as nearly 7,000 did last year.

The thermal properties at the steel section/profiled steel sheeting and profiled steel sheeting/concrete element interfaces were considered in the thermal heat transfer analysis that allowed the temperatures to be accurately predicted in the composite slab during fire exposure.

The U.S. returned the airport — extensively refurbished — in 1948 under an official transfer agreement that allowed the city to run it as long as it operated as an airport.

Cincinnati's system builds on previous electronic-transfer technology that allowed churches to collect donations monthly or twice a month.