Transference

The student's transference of trust from her previous teacher to her new mentor helped her open up and seek guidance.

The chess player's strategy had great transference to their success in playing poker.

The coach emphasized the importance of transference in sports training.

The scientists observed the transference of genetic material from one bacterial cell to another.

Proper hygiene practices can prevent the transference of harmful bacteria.

He experienced transference when he found himself seeking his therapist's approval just like he used to seek his father's approval.

The transference of heat from the sun to the Earth's surface is responsible for the planet's climate.

The transference of emotions from the characters on screen to the audience created a powerful cinematic experience.

In art, the transference of color from one object to another can create a sense of unity within a piece.

The transference of data over a Wi-Fi network can be faster than using a cable.

The transference of power from one political party to another can have a significant impact on a country's policies.

The charity organization is grateful for the transference of donations from various donors.

A hacker can exploit vulnerabilities in a system to gain access to the transference of data.

The transference of money through wire transfers is typically faster than other methods.

The transference of heat from a campfire to the surrounding air is what makes it possible to stay warm on a chilly night.

A USB drive can be used for the transference of files from one computer to another.

The math teacher used transference of algebraic concepts to teach geometry.

The transference of information between different software programs can sometimes cause compatibility issues.

The transference of fear from the traumatic event resulted in recurring nightmares.

The therapist focused on promoting transference of coping mechanisms to different situations.

The doctor explained that the transference of germs is one way to spread illnesses.

The transference of music from my phone to my car's audio system was seamless.

The patient's transference of affection towards her doctor reflected her unresolved feelings towards her late mother.

The transference of emotions from one person to another can be infectious.

The transference of meaning from "darkness" to "evil" can be seen in many cultural traditions.

The transference of the money to the offshore account was done in violation of tax laws.

The transference of money to a foreign bank account may incur additional fees.

The transference of thermal energy from the stove to the frying pan is necessary for cooking.

The transference of funds from her savings account to her checking account was successful.

The use of gloves and hand sanitizers prevents the transference of germs.

The transference of meaning from "cool" to "awesome" is a common occurrence in youth language.

The government implemented strict regulations to prevent the transference of COVID-19 in public places.

In literature, there is often a transference of meaning from one character to another through symbolism.

The business coach emphasized the importance of transference of leadership skills to different industries.

The transference of heat from the stove to the pot is important for cooking.

The chef wore gloves to avoid the transference of germs while preparing food.

The transference of meaning from "money" to "power" is a common theme in political discourse.

Cloud storage services allow for the transference of data between devices.

The artist's transference of her inner turmoil onto the canvas captivated viewers.

The transference of funds from one bank account to another requires the completion of a transfer form.

The transference of power from the monarchy to the parliament marked a significant shift in British history.

The transference of bacteria from unwashed hands to food can lead to foodborne illnesses.

The university facilitated the transference of credits from the student's previous institution.

The transference of meaning from "silly" to "funny" can be seen in many humorous situations.

The doctor warned us about the transference of the flu virus through handshakes.

The experiment demonstrated the transference of heat from the hot water to the cold water.

The driver's experience with manual transmission had little transference to driving an electric car.

The epidemic caused a high rate of transference of the virus from person to person.

The transference of funds from the client's account to the seller's account was delayed due to a technical glitch.

The transference of funds from one bank account to another is done through electronic transactions.