Sentence examples for transference of the from inspiring English sources

"We experienced the effectual transference of the Holy Ghost through sound," King wrote on the church's website.

Our progress through a book is a journey marked in the transference of the heft of pages from our right hand to our left.

for such occasions as the marriage of Charles the Bold in Bruges (1468) and the transference of the remains of Philip the Good to Dijon (1473).

Freud held that the patient's emotional attachment to the analyst represented a transference of the patient's relationship to parents or important parental figures.

This was not entirely a good thing: without differences in tone and phrasing, the dialogue between the soloists became a transference of the solo line from one piano to the other.

Under Mausolus, when it was the capital of Caria (c. 370 bc), it received a great wall circuit, public buildings, and a secret dockyard and canal, while its population was swollen by the enforced transference of the neighbouring Lelegians.

"You couldn't see the international connections, the transference of motifs, the symbiotic relationships between designers.

Within the transference, of course, the patient may (and almost invariably does) wallow in his sense of injury and deprivation, rejection and outrage.

Except for HGT10 the transference of all the candidates was situated between 47.68 million years ago (mya) and 424.44 mya (taking into account the mean of the estimations).

The image of this pathway shows that a mutation in the gene PIG-N could disrupt the transference of phosphatidylethanolamine to the first mannose of the glycosylphosphatidylinositol.

Transference of waveforms: The acquired waveforms, pressure time and flow-time were transferred to the software by means of the communication protocol of the NM3 monitor.