That's truly the core principle of any meal, THC-infused or not: it's a transference of joy from one person to another.
The main tool used is a transference of a Hibert space metric induced by a coupling of isometries, of possible independent interest in the study of scattering systems.
This result, which formally is a transference by U of Stečkin's Theorem, makes it possible to calculate directly from U a (normalized) logarithm for U and the spectral projections for the logarithm.
"We believe that one day science will prove that there's actually a transference of energy where we do our prayers with the medicine, and that travels with the medicine to the people," Kate says, ending her video spot with a political endorsement: "We are very much fans of Bernie Sanders.
The whole festival could be seen as a transference of the power of a sacred landscape: communities brought their crosses and banners from chapels all over the region; after being blessed on the glaciers, these crosses and the banners were returned to their homes, recharged with the spiritual energy of the apus or "spirits" of the highlands.
Split open, every interaction and communication is a bare transference of needs and wants, cut into sub- and cross-sections of ego, love, rage, mood, intention, demand, everything, like imperceptible and maybe accidentally poisoned arrows heading straight for the brain's amygdala.
Some scholars believe that when Jerusalem came under Christian rule in the 4th century, there was a purposeful "transference" of respect for the Temple Mount and the Western Wall in terms of sanctity to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, while the sites around the Temple Mount became a refuse dump for Christians.
So one might say that Freud's relations with the Berlin nose and throat physician Wilhelm Fliess and the Viennese physician Josef Breuer, two males whose intellectual gifts he grossly overestimated only to be disabused, was a mere repetition, a transference, of the trauma of worship and disillusion that he had gone through with his father.
"I think the key is flexibility and a transference of skills," he said.
Because of the origin and development of the marginal musculature, Zoanthidea exhibiting the endodermal form were considered most basal and those exhibiting the double mesogleal form considered most derived [ 19, 23], while transitional forms were considered to be a demonstration of the "transference" from endodermal to mesogloeal form within a single species [ 23, 25].
