In Belvoir's competing restaging of the play, called Nora, writers Kit Brookman and Anne-Louise Sarks go one step further, transposing the entire play into the current day but never going further than allowing Nora to awkwardly show up at an old colleague's doorstep.
The point is, all of these are senses that can soon be measured, used as input-output devices and then further stimulated, simulated, transposed and used to remix and augment our reality.
To further enhance the duplication classification and allow for the detection of transposed genes, the MCScanX-transposed extension was employed using Arabidopsis lyrata and Populustrichocarpa as outgroups.
What remained of these ontological "riches" in the medieval world was then transposed into and reduced further in the modern epoch which, like the fountain's third basin, stands at the furthest remove from its original source.
However, both survival and clinical benefits could be theoretically transposed to HNSCC and deserve further studies.
All data were transposed into a spreadsheet to allow further analysis (described under results) with statistical processing software.
Interestingly, these three clusters are located on different chromosomes in mouse and rat (Fig. 2), further suggesting that this cluster of genes was transposed into this region after the primate/rodent divergence.
In transposed duplications, duplicated genes are transposed from ancestral (parental) loci to novel (transposed) loci [ 7].
Further complicating matters, he said, his friend had also transposed his birthdate on the applications -- using the day-month-year format favored in his homeland on one and the month-day-year alignment on the other.
Further studies are needed to determine whether these changes are transposed at the protein level.
