Sentence examples for mere transfer from inspiring English sources

Current educational theories suggest that learning is a matter of reconstructing knowledge by the learner rather than a mere transfer of knowledge from an expert to a novice.

It's a way of being, one which is inseparable from the artist's personal bearing, from the artist's way of thinking and living the artist's existential mark, which distinguishes art from the mere transfer of information.

Alternatively, it is possible that Ephialtes' reforms in that area involved a mere transfer of "first-instance" jurisdiction (i.e., jurisdiction over cases other than those on appeal) from the Areopagus to the Council of Five Hundred.

The development of these forecasts cannot be based on mere transfer of experience from other airports, particularly in the modern era of wide regulatory reforms, liberalization of the aviation market and increasing airport competition.

Consensus, let alone its fruits, has been so elusive that last week the mere transfer to a state agency of title to Times Square sites that had been targeted for redevelopment for a decade was justly hailed as evidence that, indeed, something could get done.

Note that as the tax collection and the fees are a mere transfer between the consumers and the sellers to the government.

What might seem to many economists to be "mere" transfers of jobs can still palpably change real people's lives by affecting their wage earnings, physical health, and psychological well-being (e.g., Moyle and Parkes 1999).

Tariff revenues were not taken into account as they are considered mere transfers of money between different operators involved in the sector; however unit tariffs have been considered as one of the elements that contribute to the estimation of GLCs, which are a proxy for quantifying internal benefits (in terms of user's surplus).

But under pressure from school boards and regulators to specify "learning objectives" and "means of assessing outcomes" - that is, to isolate and name in advance specific behavioral (scientifically measurable) goals - teaching becomes a mere mechanical transfer of data.

Second, we should note that redistribution has limits, beyond which mere monetary transfers encourage dependence.

The determination to find new ways to tackle poverty, beyond just mere cash transfers, stressing the role of parenting and a "Big Society" too, enthused the progressive-minded.