Sentence examples for transfer that can from inspiring English sources
Heat exchanger is one of the important apparatus in heat transfer that can be found in many processed industries.
The over-tip casing of the high-pressure turbine in a modern gas turbine engine is subjected to strong convective heat transfer that can lead to thermally induced failure (burnout) of this component.
Because of the design, the device layout at the wafer surface introduces during this process significant variations of optical absorption and heat transfer that can induce temperature non-uniformities over the die, detrimental to the device and often called "pattern effects".
Intra-molecular FRET is energy transfer that occurs between a donor and acceptors within a molecular complex, while inter-molecular FRET is energy transfer that can occur between a donor in one complex, and an acceptor in another as a result of molecular crowding.
Moreover, the cause for concern is exacerbated by the current use of reproductive technologies such as artificial insemination and embryo transfer that can rapidly disseminate deleterious alleles.
The general idea is that the richness of the environment within a game is important and may determine the amount of transfer that can result from practice.
"Africans living abroad send money back home through wire transfers that can be tracked.
Instead of distributing food, the government might be better off giving out food stamps or cash transfers that can be easily traced through technology, the World Bank said.
Apple's patent accounts for transfers that can take place either through the original content provider's store (i.e., the iBookstore, possibly with a "used" section), or directly between users.
The disadvantage of this approach however is that it creates significant data interdependencies, which in turn lead to data transfers that can severely degrade performance and increase overall costs.
Interventions such as conditional cash transfers that can mediate the economic drivers of sexual exchange and increase school retention, particularly among young girls, may play an important role in decreasing HIV infections (45).
