It makes a lot of sense: transferring human energy to a more efficient gear setup, a bicycle, and running electronics off it.
Schutz challenged this sense-transfer, however, since one experienced the other's body from the outside, unlike one's own, which was given interiorily (but might the similarities suffice for the transfer?), and he suggested that verification through what was "congruent" behavior drew on social-world presuppositions of how bodies ought to behave.
It makes sense to transfer both regulatory oversight and state funding to the judicial branch.
In a statement, the producers, Kevin McCollum and Jeffrey Seller, said that while they were pleased with the show, "it doesn't make sense to transfer it to Broadway in the current environment".
"These are big powerful trademarks that have spent hundreds of millions of dollars on their names and it makes sense to transfer that name into logical equities where the power of the brand is overwhelming in terms of consumer recognition".
But given that the city's main jail complex, Rikers Island, can absorb the 600 or so inmates currently housed in Brooklyn without even reopening two jails that are closed, it makes both fiscal and management sense to transfer the inmates to the Rock.
In this sense, the transfer function of the classical diffusion medium is represented as H C (s, K C ).
Generally, it makes sense to transfer low CP Pokémon to the Professor to earn candy for power ups and to evolve high CP.
But it still makes sense to transfer some excess wealth while you're alive, so long as you can do so without paying gift tax.
A sense of transfer occurs where substance subsumes all content, and yet is alive with content.
