In alluding to the Reconquista of Spain and the expulsion of the Moors, the image was mentally and sometimes literally transferred to the conquest of the Indians.
This service is a replica of electronic cheque service, wherein the funds are literally not transferred using the emails.
In doing so, co-owners Kelani Nichole and Jereme Mongeon, are encouraging a young group of artists who primarily work online to re-connect with their roots in drawing, painting, sculpture or photography and giving them four blank walls within which they can literally "transfer" their artistic practice back into a physical context.
It is very small and can be used to transfer photos from literally any electronic device (including phones, computers, Nintendo DS's and Wii's).
The ostrich anxiety transferred to me, and I literally said, "Is anyone else seeing this?" I looked around and was relieved to see that many others looked terrified.
Many traditional office-style jobs can now be transferred to virtual positions, meaning you can work from literally anywhere with Wifi.
Transfer learning is literally defined as the transfer of knowledge learned in one domain to another domain.
It's not even a balance-transfer offer — they literally will just put the money in your bank account.
The potential to solve the problem of knowledge transfer is quite literally at our fingertips.
Heat a heavy frying pan until it's almost smoking, then cook the steaks for literally 15-20 seconds on each side and the edges, then transfer to a plate, leaving to cool.
In the 23 June 2005 issue of Nature, Lovley announced the discovery of "nanowires," literally tiny wires produced by Geobacter, which the bacterium presumably uses to transfer electrons.
