Sentence examples for transfer to disk from inspiring English sources

The masters for Mac Rae's "I Choose Love" are stuck at the manufacturers, with no one to pay for their transfer to disk; Jessica Molaskey's "Pentimento" remains unavailable, although it was the d.j.j

All acquired images in a raster scan were saved directly to memory without dropping frames, and then transferred to disk with further processing including x- y lateral flattening (i.e., B-scan flattening and stack co-alignment using a cross-correlation technique on the OCT intensity image) and cropping.

The mass transfer to a disk rotating in drag-reducing solutions is also discussed using the proposed model.

An experimental study has been made of mass transfer to a rotating disk electrode with a cathodic rectangular pulse current in 0.05 M CuSO4 and 0.5 M H2SO4 at 23°C.

The sounder was operated in burst-mode, that is, after four measuring cycles there was a break to allow real-time data transfer to the hard disk unit.

You can load tunes onto it from your computer via USB, but another solution sounds like more fun: Whenever you park the car within radio range or at a prescribed hour, any new music on your computer will transfer to the hard disk via a $70 Wi-Fi adapter.

After a month, the records are transferred to optical disks, which are stored on campus.

For the exhibition, edited tapes will be transferred to laser disks so that visitors will be able to use computer terminals to call up comments about particular places and subjects.

Manufacturers kept digging deeper into the movie vaults to find more obscure titles, unseen footage and the best film prints for transfers to laser disks, which set a higher standard.

This should make it cheaper for manufacturers to offer the standard which allows quicker data transfers to hard disks, cameras and other peripherals.

These inks are then transferred to metallic disks using conventional screen printing methods or vacuum coated mixed cellulose ester membranes that are subsequently dissolved in acetone following transfer [173].