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The negotiable instrument, which is essentially a document embodying a right to the payment of money and which may be transferred from person to person, developed historically from efforts to make credit instruments transferable; that is, documents proving that somebody was in their debt were used by creditors to meet their own liabilities.

- TONY HOAGLAND, author of "Unincorporated Persons in the Late Honda Dynasty" COME LIVE WITH ME Heat exists as energy in transit, something spontaneous, volatile, elementary, "something which may be transferred from one body to another" (James Clerk Maxwell, "Theory of Heat").

Moreover, MVs derived from MSCs and HLSCs, contained selective patterns of miRNAs which may be transferred to target cells.

Up to 20% of patients acquire infections in the ICU, 44% of which may be transferred on caregivers' hands.

Raw food, especially meat, poultry and seafood and their juices, can contain dangerous microorganisms which may be transferred onto other foods during food preparation and storage.

Nevertheless, integrons usually occur on broad host-range plasmids, which may be transferred not only among Enterobacteriaceae but also to Pseudomonas and Acinetobacter.

To solve the model equations a globally convergent solver for nonlinear equations is introduced which may be transfered to many other problems in chemical engineering.

Chewing lice have often been found attached to louse flies (Hippoboscidae), also parasitic on birds and mammals, and on other insects by which they may be transferred to a new host.

Finally, we found a third pattern of TIR extension: the insertion of another TE into one of the TIRs, which eventually may be transferred to the other TIR, ultimately becoming a part of both.

The policy further identifies devices upon which the data may be transferred and the conditions under which that data may be transferred to the identified devices".

This consists of a number (specified by the particular game) of notional spaces to which individual cards may be transferred on a temporary basis, usually from the tableau.