Sentence examples for to transference from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of conveying from one place to another; the act of transferring or the fact of being transferred.
According to "transference" accounts of causation, causation consists in the transfer of energy or momentum from one object to another at the point of contact between the objects.
British fear of rabies spreading through the Tunnel put down to transference of no-longer acceptable bigotry.
Because I hated the experiment, I think I experienced something similar to transference in this experiment towards Patrick's book as well.
A general approach to transference principles for discrete and continuous operator (semi groups is described.
In this regard, heavy metal contamination is especially important if one consider that a possible contamination in animal diets could consequently lead to transference to animal tissues and food products (Leeman et al. 2007).
Furthermore, the intervention may encourage openness to transference movements that may be intense at the first meeting, and provide a "positive mirror" [7].
Arabidopsis thaliana seeds were sown onto pots and stratified at 4°C for 3 days to coordinate germination prior to the transference to the AR-95 L Controlled Environmental Chamber Percivall, Perry, IA).
After first wash slides were transferred to new racks to minimize transference of SDS to the next washing solution.
Improved patient outcomes are the ultimate goal of these types of programmes, and it is important to investigate transference to practice if possible.
I wonder whether our — at times complete — neglect of this side of the matter is not responsible for some of the hostile reactions which we get from our patients and which we are apt to ascribe to 'true transference' only".
Differences were found regarding the control group, concluding that intervention was appropriate to develop reading comprehension and to ensure transference of the skills developed to other non-trained topics.
