transference (transfer ens)

[Also trans ferrence; place, person, or thing to another; the pa age or conveyance of anything from one person to another; transfer. There is. never-ceasing transference of solid mat ter from the land to the ocean-transference, however, which entirely escapes cognizance by the sight, since the matter is carried down in a state of invisible solution. Huxley, Physiography, viii. action is transferred from a person deceased tinh phich a depending his representatives; revival and continuance. transferential (trans-fe-ren's hal), a. [ transference. So the Energy of Kinesis is seen to be a mere transfe rential mode from one of separation to another. ration: 290. (trans'fer-gilding), n. In transferidione by transferring to bis cuit a pattern of any sort in oil, and then applying gold in the form of powder, when a sufficient amount clings to the surface to allow of burnishing. (b) Gilding done by transferring gold with oil or some other medium from the paper to the biscuit. 6429