The phrase "a book transferred" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the movement or change of ownership of a book, such as in libraries or personal collections.
Example: "After the donation, a book transferred from the library's collection to the local school."
Alternatives: "a book moved" or "a book conveyed".
A decorative pattern is copied from a book, transferred to tracing paper, stencilled on cloth, cut out, and pasted onto a muslin, then painted to see how the colors harmonize.
At one point, reading a printed book (or having it read to you) was the best (certainly the cheapest and most efficient) way to get the information contained in a book transferred into your brain.
In an email, Mallat compares being listed to mort civile (civilian death) under the French ancien regime: "You suddenly see yourself completely shut out from basic amenities like having a cheque book, transferring money, or using a credit card.
Basically what happens is that the text of a book is transferred to aluminium plates using a red-hot, super-cool laser.
Yet much of what passes for education is mere idolization of books — transferring the "sacredness which applies to the act of creation…to the record".
In part, you need: Pens, pencils, rulers, and notebooks, Learn to take good notes, Use page-sized sticky notes rather than writing in the books, Transfer the sticky notes to your notebook when you cover the material.
"What does it mean for the function of a book, the transfer of information from an author's mind into a reader's, when the book becomes an easily transferable chunk of data not bound to a physical medium?
He published a book, Electron Transfer Reactions of Complex Ions in Solution (Current Chemical Concepts) in 1970.
And Hank Zipzer (a US book) was transferred to the UK to appeal to British TV audiences.
Data was initially registered in a registration book and transferred to excel Microsoft spread sheet.
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