Sentence examples for transference from the from inspiring English sources

Nothing less than the transference from the realm of childhood to moral, intelligent adults was at stake".

The list once established was a criterion (the meaning of "canon") for the authentic Gospel of the new covenant and soon (by transference from the old) became entitled the New Testament.

The arguments are based on transference from the commutative torus.

Subsequent internal rearrangement of inserted sodium occurred, via transference from the pores towards the intercalation sites.

As the former is cost-intensive [1] and the latter may involve machine-based media analysis (e.g., text indexing for search or semantic clustering of texts) next to usability considerations [2], content owners face the challenge to safeguard the information contained within the print assets during transference from the analog to the digital domain.

Although much of the current standard of care in veterinary oncology is based on retrospective studies or transference from the human literature, a new era of clinical trial awareness brought on by new consortia and cooperative investigative groups is beginning to change this limitation.

To his delicate disentanglement of the strands of transference from those of "the real relationship" Stone adds the complication of a kind of metatransference, which he calls "the primary transference," or "the primordial transference".

The advantage of the ballistic capture is to save fuel consumption in an orbit transference from around the Earth to around the Moon.

And a believing reader can see it as "thought-transference" from the spirit of Morris's dead comrade.

Freud called the arrangement a "remnant of the hypnotic method" and said that he continued it first of all because, frankly, he didn't like to be stared at all day, and — more to the analytic point — because it kept "the transference from mingling with the patient's associations imperceptibly" and allowed it to come more sharply into relief as a resistance.

In 478 he helped the Athenian statesman and general Aristides to secure the transference from Sparta to Athens of the leadership of the Greek maritime states, which had been recently liberated from Persia, and he became the principal commander of the Delian League thus formed.