Sentence examples for by transference from inspiring English sources

By "transference" is meant a striking peculiarity of neurotics.

I wanted to avoid the possibility of succumbing to the same thing by transference," he said, laughing.

Creed, also called confession of faith, an authoritative formulation of the beliefs of a religious community (or, by transference, of individuals).

The psychoses, Freud sadly concluded, are based on the redirection of libido back onto the patient's ego and cannot therefore be relieved by transference in the analytic situation.

The list once established was a criterion (the meaning of "canon") for the authentic Gospel of the new covenant and soon (by transference from the old) became entitled the New Testament.

She was smiling beneath it in the mild warmth; and they could hear the drops of water, one by one, falling on the taut moiré." Through a literary sleight of hand, Flaubert confers beauty by transference, creating an aura of subtly erotic loveliness around Emma.

The streaming potential has not been explained, ie by surface conductivities, but by momentum transference properties between the wall and the solution.

Like vascularized autologous tissue, the new constructs could be transferred to the defective site by local transference or microsurgical techniques.

It is known that maternal IgG antibodies play a protective role in congenital toxoplasmosis, by reducing placental parasitemia, as well as by their transference to the fetus through the placenta [ 18, 23– 26].

The infection is acquired mainly by ingestion of water or food contaminated with oocysts shed in felidae feces, by ingestion of raw meat containing tissue cysts or by congenital transference of the parasites [ 3].

The sequenced genomes of Z. rouxii, K. polysporus, C. glabrata and S. castellii species do not possess SGE1 or VBA3/ VBA5 homologs, suggesting that these genes were acquired by the ancestral of the Saccharomyces sensu strictu group (SSSG) by lateral transference.