Sentence examples for transference to the from inspiring English sources

She is particularly interested in complicating "Korean uniqueness" within a larger multi-ethnic Japanese empire after 1939, and its transference to the colonial fascism debate.

The plasma ion acceleration at such a potential leads to a kinetic energy transference to the target whose temperature rises to ∼ 670 °C, favourable to the rutile formation.

Our method allows for nearly-maximal energy transference to the designed shape, and may avoid physical damage and charging effects that are the scorn of commonly-used (e.g. Zernike and Hilbert) phase-plates.

That chance was initiated at the Victoria Theatre yesterday.For, in every respect, this transference to the motion picture form enhances the episodic structure and the time-ranging nature of the play which, in short, tells a grim, reflective story of the terrible self-delusions of a man and the tragic upset that his faking works on his wife and sons.

Trp171 seems to facilitate electronic transference to the enzyme from substrates that cannot access into the heminic oxidative group [41].

Joe was unconsciously feeling negative transference to the people who shut down the government.

Although a king's armies might subjugate the country, the transference to that king of Enlil's divine power to rule had to be sought and sanctioned.

Because of the transference to these trainers as these benign surrogates, I've been obsessed ever since the phone call.

First, an essential element of the bodhisattva path is the transference to other beings of the merit that accrues from performance of praxis.

The climax is the reception of Boot in London and the transference to his uncle Theodore of the honours and rewards.

Later, Louis Cheskin, one of the great marketers of the twentieth century, coined the expression "sensation transference" to describe how making the hue of a 7UP can more yellow made the soda inside taste more lemony.