Landscape art pioneer Richard Long uses the coast as a material, transposing a Norfolk pebble to a Welsh beach.
In 1949, Highsmith, while working on the novel, wrote in her diary that she was "grateful" not to have to spoil "my best thematic material by transposing it" to a "false male-female relationship".
The magazine argued that Yankovic's parody did not satirize the original material, but instead transposed new elements on top of them.
The magazine gave the collection an overall grade of "C" and argued that Yankovic's parodies did not satirize the original material, but instead transposed new elements on top of them.
In this step, the system generates the appropriate curriculum material (suitable at entry level and transposed to the correct learning style) for the learner.
Not only did editors feel free to omit and transpose materials, but sometimes the authors of documents revised their personal writings for the benefit of posterity, often falsifying the record and presenting their biographers with a difficult situation when the originals were no longer extant.
That show, which lasted only a season, was a literal translation of the standup material; in some cases, standup bits were transposed verbatim into dialogue, which came off as awkward and stale.
Sequence, in music, a melodic or chordal figure repeated at a new pitch level (that is, transposed), thus unifying and developing musical material.
The present study analyses the exclusive use of absorbable suture material (Vicryl®, Ethicon, Germany) in the fixation of transposed bone segments in craniofacial surgery without modification of the osteotomy design.
Part of that, of course, is the source material; Winterbottom, who also wrote the script, has transposed Thomas Hardy's Tess of the D'Urbervilles to modern India, where class differences still hold the kind of sway they did in Hardy's time in England.
