Sentence examples for be transposed to a from inspiring English sources

A conversation that had taken place in a house might be transposed to a bar, for example.

For example, C major (C D E F G A B) can be made into the Dorian church mode by using D as the pitch centre without changing the pitches used (D E F G A B C), and the whole scale and its modes can be transposed to a higher or lower pitch level (F major, E♭ major, etc).

Another point concerns the discrete analogues of the linearisable systems we have presented at the end of Section 2. The procedure can be transposed to a discrete setting in a pretty straightforward way [26].

The main assumption of such approaches is that similar protein binding sites bind similar ligands, and thus a known ligand from one protein can be transposed to a similar binding site in another protein that was previously not known to bind this ligand.

Could it be transposed to an Aboriginal community in the Northern Territory and remain both watchable and true in its telling?

Superstardom only descended, though, once his loosey-goosey charms were transposed to a blockbuster setting in Guardians of the Galaxy and Jurassic World.

The award-winning French thriller "Tell No One" is based on an American mystery novel, by Harlan Coben, that has been transposed to a French setting, and, halfway through the movie, I realized I was very happy that everyone was speaking French.

Each was familiar from a previous incarnation: the Concerto for Three Harpsichords in D minor (BWV 1063) had been reworked for three violins, and the Orchestral Suite No. 2 in B minor (BWV 1067) had been transposed to A minor, with the solo flute replaced by a violin.

Some of them have been transposed to a lower key to accommodate her lowering voice.

In the rise of populism in Europe today, you can hear some of the echoes of this earlier convulsion, though the religious tones have been transposed to a political register.

While the Delacorte has seen its share of Shakespearean plays that have been transposed to a more contemporary setting, this "Lear" does something like the reverse -- placing the story in a vaguely stone-age era filled with savagery, poor table manners and hirsute men. .