Sentence examples for I transposed from inspiring English sources

My feeble attempts to appear nonchalant weren't working, as evidenced by an entire page of sheet music that I transposed into the wrong clef.

In the meantime, here's the lesson for flyers: if your plane is pitched down right before landing, brace for impact.*Correction: I transposed the digits in the flight number in the text of the post.

Bearing in mind that apophyseal cartilage has the potential to develop into a kind of joint cartilage when transplanted to a joint (Benum 1974), I transposed the apophysis of the greater trochanter into the acetabulum in an attempt to reconstruct the femoral head.

When I transpose music to color, I start by painting the first note of the piece in the center of the canvas.

He pointed to an unpublished draft manuscript from before the war, in which the poet wrote: "It is you talking / I am your voice / It was tied in you / In me it begins to be loosened / talk / I celebrate myself to celebrate you every man and woman alive / I transpose my my spirit".

I had middle-aged moms scream at me if I accidentally transposed a number: $1.93 instead of $1.39.

In the King James Version of the Hebrew Bible, God was reported to have said to Job: "Who is this that darkeneth counsel by words without knowledge?" I mistakenly transposed the words "counsel" and "knowledge".

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

Here A denotes the square matrix with the elements a i, j, ∇ x is the nabla operator and ∇ x T its transposed, i.e., ∇ x T is the row vector with the components ∂ x j.

With respect to a reference GO, a gene can be transposed (i.e., moved to a different placement on the same strand), inverted (i.e., moved to the opposite strand but occupying the same placement in the mtDNA), or both inverted and transposed (a combination of the first two events).

A participant would listen to an excerpt and then answer a question about his felt emotions: "How did you feel when listening to this music?" Then he would listen to a "happy" version of the excerpt — i.e., transposed into the major key — and answer the same question.