Sentence examples for transference back to from inspiring English sources

Along with intelligence committee chairman Richard Burr, Ayotte and Cotton have already introduced a bill to keep Guantánamo from transference back to Cuba as part of geopolitical rapprochement.

There's less horizontal scanning than there used to be--possibly a transference of mobile scrolling behavior back to the computer browser--so people are more quickly finding the chunk of information that's most relevant to them and spending more time there.

Taking into account that the Retroviridae are true viruses capable of escaping their hosts, this scenario might also be traced back to an ancient horizontal transference from protostomes to vertebrates and the colonization of the vertebrate genomes by these viral agents from that point on.

"That doesn't translate to transference to the environment and beyond," Ives says.

And I think that that cost is going to be the transference of obligations to our children and their children.

But for Joel, at 53, that artistic transference seems to be failing.

It's difficult to see how the transference applies to Cymbeline.

The therapist included him-/herself explicitly in interpretive linking of dynamic elements (conflicts), direct manifestations of transference, and allusions to the transference (linking therapist to dynamic).

That was called transference and was to be avoided.

Psychological ownership implies an identity transference, often due to some kind of investment.

The rapid transference of images to the world soon made this tragedy everybody's property and everybody's burden.