Sentence examples for transferring down from inspiring English sources

"The big mess is when you have to go to the next generation, the grandsons, because there is no model, no system, no template for transferring down a generation," said Professor Gause, the Saudi expert.

"We didn't invent the idea of kids transferring down to Division II from Division I," Terry Bowden said.

Thus, there were six levels of warming (transferred down) and six levels of cooling (transferred up).

For a while last year, Kurdish peshmerga forces transferred down from northern Iraq and patrolled the area near Khalid's home.

These programs emphasise intergenerational learning so that the knowledge of elders is effectively transferred down to our youngest generations.

If powers that had not been transferred down to the regions were shifted up to Europe, what would be left of Belgium beyond a flag and a crown?

Walker added: "You don't transfer down from those places, from a place like Rutgers or New Mexico, to go to Kentucky Wesleyan or Shaw or Elizabeth City unless there is a problem.

Depending on how your roof is going to be framed, it's possible that some of the roof load could transfer down through the center of the home, as well.

The expenditures in health care, social security, and employment were transferred down to local governments, while their counterparts in other countries like the USA are direct expenditures of the central government (see Fig. 1).

The other way around, if corrections to the estimates of [x ℓ, χ ℓ ] are made in the central state estimation, these corrections can be transferred down to the agent.

After the tax-sharing reform, central fiscal revenue was transferred down to local governments in three forms: tax rebates, general-purpose transfer payments, and special purpose transfer payments.6 The three are designed for different goals and correspondingly have different intergovernmental authority-accountability features.