Sentence examples for is transposed with from inspiring English sources

Note that in this framework, the supply table is transposed with industries in rows and products in columns.

I imagine it's maybe some sort of hybrid fugue state I enter, where my identity is transposed with another state of awareness, giving me access to these psychedelic landscapes".

We see this most effectively in Kass's Double Red Yentl, Split (My Elvis), whereby Warhol's worship of Elvis Presley is transposed with her own devotional image of Barbara Streisand in male Yeshiva drag (from Streisand's film Yentl), what amounts to Kass inserting Jewish lesbian chutzpah into the space of what graphically amounts to have been Warhol's gay-male swoon.

The vascularised nerve graft was designed by Taylor and Ham, whereby the donor nerve is transposed with its arterial and venous supply into the graft site [ 40].

While he was getting dressed before he game, Teixeira noticed that while one of his socks had his No. 25 on it, the other one was transposed with No. 52.

On Nov. 5, 1940, it's likely something shady happened in Brooklyn: "At two polling places in Queens and one in Brooklyn, it was reported that the lines of names across which voters had to pull the levers to register their choice had been transposed, with Republican lines being put in the Democratic column and vice versa.

The aorta (Ao) and the pulmonary trunk (PT) are transposed with the aorta anterior and to the left of the pulmonary artery.

It also shows that the Smt-LF pattern is transposed to channels with higher characteristic frequencies, and that high frequency overtones are filtered out from the 4th octave signal's pattern (see Figure 10(b)), leaving less cues in the resulting signal to perform the contour identification compared to the 3rd octave signal's pattern as shown in Figure 10(a).

This story, which every schoolchild grows up with, is transposed to the stage in a new show written by Phil Porter that draws on the recollections of a former electrical engineer at the Shakespeare Memorial Theatre who was a soldier in the Warwickshire regiment.

The exorcism supposedly lasted a month; heard it damn near killed him.' In The Heretic, this exorcism is transposed to the Thirties, with a youthful Merrin (played by original star Max von Sydow) saving a young boy from the grip of Pazuzu in Ethiopia.

One of the most fascinating things about Sam Mendes's production is the ease with which it is transposed into the modern era without jettisoning the grandeur of the original.