Sentence examples for which may transfer from inspiring English sources

At the start of August with a US retail price of $129.99, which may transfer to a pound equivalent in the UK.

During combustion, the inorganic constitutents of coal are transformed into products which may transfer to combustor walls and form deposits which restrict heat transfer.

The FRET mechanism involves a donor fluorophore in an excited electronic state (here compound 1), which may transfer its excitation energy to a nearby acceptor chromophore (NBD) in a nonradiative way through long-range dipole-dipole interactions.

This knowledge is also needed to qualify future incentives, which may transfer some of the OOH contacts into daytime care.

Several o-methyltransferase-like proteins (Tph_c05610, Tph_c22260) and tri-/dimethylamine methyltransferases (Tph_c27660- Tph_c05860, Tph_c05880, Tph_c05880) were found in the genome which may transfer the methyl group of the corresponding substrate to tetrahydrofolate and ferment it analogous to methanol.

Although our knowledge is incomplete as to why there is such strong association with temperature, there are many temperature-affected parameters that are intimately linked to the transmission, such as precipitation, water temperatures and abundance of blood-feeding arthropods, e.g. mosquitoes, which may transfer disease to humans.

Please see the guidelines (PDF) on which credits may transfer to the Hotel School.

In this manner, a copyrighted work is a form of property which may be transferred or licensed to others.

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.

Billions of years ago, Earth was hit by numerous asteroids, which may have transferred the water trapped in their rocks upon impact to make life as it is today possible.

The 1976 Act rejected the doctrine of indivisibility, recasting the copyright as a bundle of discrete "exclusive rights," 17 U. S. C. § 106 (1994 ed. and Supp. V), each of which "may be transferred..