Sentence examples for unique transfer from inspiring English sources

This paper presents an investigation of the dynamic behavior of a generic C-block array architecture using analytical models derived from a unique transfer matrix method and experiments using four distinctly different types of prototypes.

It is found that GO sheets are horizontally-aligned within PEI matrix and generate unique transfer pathways through the GO edges, allowing small-sized molecules to transport while rejecting big-sized solute molecules.

We also know that transfer students have unique "transfer needs," so on the institutional side, we educate our four-year college and university partners on what those needs are and connect students with the schools that are doing that really well.

The PTAC database now captures all data fields contained in the patient authorization form and the unique transfer authorization number, if the transfer is approved.

Our observation of a unique transfer event does not support this hypothesis or would suggest that, in M. canettii, conjugal transfer is not associated with multiple events.

The proposition below is straightforward and shows how a unique transfer function can be chosen through the choice of an orthogonal matrix by requiring W (0 ) to be quasi-lower triangular.

The PZT and BaTiO3 thin films on bulk substrate are transferred onto flexible PI substrates by adopting unique transferring techniques after high temperature crystallization process (Fig. 1c-i, ii).

Transfer of the cyanobiont (cyanobacterial symbiont) to new plant generations is facilitated by a unique vertical transfer mechanism.

Owing to the unique thermal transfer property, graphene attracts great attention as heat dissipation material.

Espeseth, A. S. et al. HIV-1 integrase inhibitors that compete with the target DNA substrate define a unique strand transfer conformation for integrase.

The unique heat transfer process and temperature distribution pattern in wall-thickness direction is the immediate cause of the double ellipsoidal three-dimensional temperature field.