Sentence examples for further transposing from inspiring English sources

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 S is further transposed to a column-stochastic super-matrix S *, which is formatted in Eq. (12).

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.

These could be combined with our approach for transposing stimulation sites to the head to further improve the targeting of NIBS when neuronavigation systems are not available.

A further two bills must be passed by 22 July: an overhaul of the civil justice system; and transposing an EU directive on winding up filed banks into national law.

Then, he found further mileage from Only Fools and Horses.... by creating The Green Green Grass(2005-09), four series and three Christmas specials transposing Boycie and Marlene to a rambling Shropshire farmhouse.

We're transposing it to America.

Once you feel comfortable transposing very basic music, try to transpose something more complex.

Experiment by transposing the music into different keys.

It's easy to get confused when transposing music.

Further complications arise when we transpose this mapping to the nocturnal city, which may resist familiarity and congruence.