But you've also done two or three paintings of a modern Pope, Pius XII, based on photographs, as if the interest in the Velasquez had become transferred on to the Pope himself as a sort of heroic figure.
The course for the footrace in the ancient Olympic Games at Olympia was exactly a stade in length, and the word for the unit of measurement became transferred first to the footrace and then to the place in which the race was run.
Despite the huge market value of several billions of Euros per annual product consumption and the stable consumption, the major share of production capacity for bedding textiles became transferred to developing countries.
If the kilogram is redefined in this manner, mass artifacts physical objects calibrated in a watt balance, including the IPK would no longer be part of the definition, but would instead become transfer standards.
Further, as hardware becomes obsolete, transferring files to a next-generation machine can be tricky.
As the muscles contract, the thoracic box becomes distorted, transferring the energy to the wing.
Codon usage can also hint towards whether a gene has become laterally transferred or not.
Genomic islands consist of sets of genes that become laterally transferred, belong to the flexible gene pool of a bacterial phylum and frequently provide a certain fitness advantage.
This contradiction could be resolved if roo elements that enter a genome cause the host's extinction on short evolutionary time scales, but before they do so, become horizontally transferred to another host.
The jaw-bone-ear-bone transition shows how features evolved for one function often become useful, and become selected for (transferred to), another.
