Sentence examples for In transposing from inspiring English sources

In transposing the accompaniment for guitar it lost some of its grating quality.

In transposing Strindberg's psychosexual pas de deux from 19th-century Sweden to an economically distressed Pennsylvania, he has created reasonable analogues for the markers of class that divide the play's central characters.

In transposing the play from late-nineteenth-century Sweden to England in July , 1945 on the night of the British Labour Party's landslide victory over Winston Churchill and the Conservatives at the end of the Second World War — a paradigm shift that would usher in the welfare state — Marber strips much of the need from the characters' conflict and gums up the dramatic machinery.

In transposing philosophical ideas into the language of a different culture, the ideas change.

In transposing oxygen tensions of 50-80 mm Hg into equivalent arterial oxygen saturation, most clinicians have targeted functional SpO2 90-95% (the mid range of what is considered physiological) with a minimum of 85% [ 35].

Once you feel confident in transposing you may assume you know at a glance what a transposed note should be.

Then again, other plays would be inconceivable in transposed accents.

Any sound can be mapped out to a sampler keyboard and performed like any other synthesizer (as in transposed to every key with different pitches).

In transposed duplications, parental loci tend to have longer coding-regions and exons, and smaller numbers of indels and maximum indel lengths than transposed loci, reflecting biased structural changes in transposed duplications.

It was shown earlier that IS 6100 is capable of transposing in vivo in C. glutamicum with unique transposition events by forming a cointegrate with the chromosome [ 31].

Both Alu (Britten 2010) and LINE1 (Beck et al. 2010) elements are known to be actively transposing in humans, albeit in small numbers.