Die Marquise von O... (The Marquise of O, 1976) adopts a severe neo-classical style in transposing Heinrich von Kleist's teasing early-19th-century novella about the social furore occasioned when a chaste young widow suffers a pregnancy which she insists can only be the result of an immaculate conception.
The current 'functional' definition of an integron refers to only the minimal integron components intI and attI but the original 'structural' definition of a Class 1 integron, which includes all of the Tn 402-like transposon from IRi to IRt, is useful when annotating sequences, as it indicates the extent of the region that can potentially be transposed (6).
The functional redundancy hypothesis can also be transposed to the level of genotypic and genetic diversity, especially when structural species are concerned.
Furthermore, a VE can be transposed entirely to any location on the globe.
As in the Western system, modes can be constructed in Chinese music, and the scale can be transposed.
(Derrida, 1988: 137 in Kirby, 2011: viii) To think ecologically can be transposed along these lines and this transposition is not only to be found in Derrida, but also in the work of another unusual suspect, namely Ferdinand de Saussure, as Kirby's Telling Flesh has clearly demonstrated.
Using recent results about belief functions on lattices, we show that most notions from Dempster Shafer theory can be transposed to that particular lattice, making it possible to express rich knowledge about X with only limited additional complexity as compared to the single-valued case.
The tacit assumption that the automatisation of simple actions can be transposed to complex health behaviours remains largely unquestioned (but see Maddux, 1997).
Furthermore, since we only analyzed tissue from patients who died, the extent to which the results obtained in the present study can be transposed to the less severe cases of ARDS is unclear.
It has helped to spread the idea that modern life can be transposed into planet-friendly technology.
