Sentence examples for cultural transference from inspiring English sources
Nutritionists have discussed dietary issues, cultural anthropologists have been concerned with cultural transference, geographers have focused upon the characteristics of geophagic soils, and parasitologists have studied the nematode content of pica substances.
The transference of cultural and traditional values between generations is weakening.
The identification of the role of intellectual entrepreneurs and the treatment of the processes they initiate has potentially extensive application in understanding social and cultural change through intercultural concept transference (Qi 2014).
Institutional Innovation and the Prospects for Transference, Part I: Transferring Singaporean Institutions to Suzhou, China.
Most often this has been a tone, for the tone is something that will always more or less escape transference to another language and cultural moment". In my relatively free versions of some of Tranströmer's poems I have attempted to steer a middle ground between Lowell's rangy, risk-taking rewritings and the traditional, strictly literal approach.
Cultural transmission also needs to deal with resources of high and low transference value, a variable that surely affected the process of colonization.
Through these transferences, all four poets engage Judaism as a collectively artistic cultural prism transforming previous legalistic and theological meanings.
"Nice and easy transference.
This is called the transference.
Maybe it's a energy transference?
