There is a causation-as-transfer metaphor here, and it seems to be compatible with the double object construction but not with the recipient-PP.
I may have seen more of the Hit Pit in the high-definition transfer, but expressive metaphor had yielded to workaday reality.
The genetic "program" is obviously a metaphor, transferred from computer research into biology (from the technical into the natural, from in silico to in vivo).
This method encourages the researcher to understand and transfer ideas, concepts and metaphors across different studies.
It is becoming increasingly difficult to reconcile the observed extent of horizontal gene transfers with the central metaphor of a great tree uniting all evolving entities on the planet.
It could be seen as a metaphor for this transfer saga: so near, then so far, done, then not done.
Ludovico Silva, a Venezuelan critic of Marx, has drawn on the etymological meaning of "metaphor" as a transfer to argue that capitalism itself is a metaphor, an alienating process which displaces life from subject to object, from use-value to exchange-value, from the human to the monstrous.
Subsequently, this metaphor has been transferred back again from the biological realm into a number of technical domains, such as for instance electronics, giving rise to terms like "cell phone", which is short-hand for "cellular electronic network" (MacDonald 1979).
In case that a depth estimate is available from an automatic solution, we illustrate how this information can be integrated in form of a depth palette, that allows the user to transfer depth values via a painting metaphor.
The metaphor of something being transferred from a cause to its effect was incompatible with the Cartesian definition of motion as a mode that is inseparable from its host body.
Through analogical transfer in this way, systems of metaphors in language can encourage the creation of systems of knowledge in a wide range of domains.
