Because it is a transposition flap with a proximal axis of rotation, its transposition arc can also reach the dorsum of an adjacent digit.
It's transposition in the french law was the occasion to reinforce the safety of water by recognizing the main role of quality assurance by means of water safety plans.
The host ("archaeal") genomic lineage was (for some reason) devoid of such elements, which were introduced into it by transposition from this (endosymbiotic) bacterial genome.
Ileal transposition (IT), specifically designed to provoke diabetes remission, has so far shown great success in rodent studies.
What I love about "Halt and Catch Fire" is how it complicates that transposition, with the shift from the nineteen-sixties to the nineteen-eighties, changing the genre and historical sensibility, resulting in a different kind of show.
It's a transposition from Dartmoor (that's Dartmoor, England) to southern California of a memoir by Benjamin Mee, a former DIY writer for the Guardian, relating how in 2006 he bought a 30-acre tract of land in Devon containing a rundown zoo and a large house.
Basically it's a transposition of The Phantom of the Opera to the modern pop world, where an evil impresario, Swan (the diminutive, baby-faced composer Paul Williams,, who also wrote the songs), steals a pretentious rock cantata from Winslow Leach, its naive author, and frames him on drugs charge.
(In fact, most of the cast dropped everything at the ends of numbers for sustained top notes, few of them particularly exciting). But if it is this transposition that allows her continuance in roles that would otherwise be too tiring, then we can only be grateful.
It allows the transposition of two adjacent characters to complete the conversion between the two strings [21].
Hence, the Kosmogonie does not carry the tone of a typically Christian religious work, nor is it simply a transposition of ancient or eastern mythologies into modern Europe.
