Sentence examples for Could transpose from inspiring English sources

There was no way I could transpose the positions that I knew".

The late Count Basie used to called him "F-Sharp Henderson" because he could transpose a piece of music to any key with such facility.

He could transpose this image into words that could be understood by others though the modern reader of his memoirs would be well advised to have a set of Civil War maps on hand to match the maps in Grant's head.

' I wasn't sure what that was, but was there any way I could transpose my talents in marketing and sales to philanthropy?”.

Ryan seems to have believed that he could transpose Rand's benighted worldview directly onto American public policy.

Imagine that we could transpose live shows onto a huge landscape, one that is generated by the features we were previously considering (sound for instance, or lyrics).

While the research organization made sure not to explicitly reference any specific companies in these scenarios, you could easily transpose a few tech giants onto its examples — whether it's ad-profiling social network Facebook or Google-owned learning thermostat maker Nest, to name two obvious ones.

Recently, Yang et al. constructed a co-transposition system in yeast using rice Mariner-like and Stowaway-like elements to demonstrate that the Stowaway-like MITEs could actively transpose [ 16].

Moreover, the CIs are bordered by transposition-competent Ac/fAc 5′ and 3′ termini; hence, the entire CI has the structure of a macrotransposon (Huang and Dooner, 2008; Yu et al., 2010) that could subsequently transpose to new sites and increase in copy number.

Xia Xiao Wan started to consider how this flatness could be transposed, how the space of a painting could be expanded from its usual two axes by adding a third, converting the two-dimensional visual object into a three-dimensional one.

"If one's employment experiences could be transposed into baseball card statistics, the back of my own card could serve as a polar opposite to the back of Willie Stargell's," he wrote, contrasting the repeated word "Pirates" on the back of Stargell's card with the "litany of transience" that would be found on the back of his.