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.
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.
Putative duplications were classified as transpositive, i.e., resulting from transposition from one genomic position to another, or tandem, i.e., resulting from duplication in cis at the same position.
It's a reminder that the successful transposition from page to stage is not about dogged faithfulness, but creativity.
Many critics treat My Struggle straightforwardly as memoir, praising it as some kind of unusually neutral transposition from life into art.
Kapengut himself gave it the name "Half-Sämisch Variation", because the positions it leads to are often reached via transposition from the Sämisch Variation of the King's Indian Defence.
But as Welsh National Opera slumbers, Scottish Opera continues to stretch – coaxing its orchestra into Handel's chiaroscuro soundworld under Baroque specialist Paul Goodwin, and trusting its audience to embrace the cool, clinical sweep of Yannis Thavoris's designs and accept the hero's transposition from love-crazed paladin to combat-fatigued RAF pilot.
The position, which can be reached by transposition from many openings, is balanced.
Despite a few awkward cultural adjustments, the transposition from Tel Aviv to suburban Maryland worked, partly thanks to the seductive power of the therapeutic process — psychotherapy: the home game.
Some critics have seen in the transposition from German to French a pleasing transfer of emphasis from the astringency and strident ironies associated with Fassbinder to the cool, cruel poise of a French comedy of sexual jealousy and sexual identity.
