Sentence examples for possible transposing from inspiring English sources
This is a surprising choice but it's a responsible one because it allows us to see how this bizarre episode was possible, transposing Joan's story from fairytale to history.
It would be possible to transpose the basic outline to a different setting — but then it would be a different story, too.
In the case of rectilinear contours, it has been shown that it is possible to transpose this image processing problem to an array processing problem.
Since we are interested in the asymptotic convergence of the real part of εσ,K, it can be possible to transpose our problem into the real case.
It is possible to transpose the damage degrees into levels of reduction of functionality (total or partial) and collapse (partial or total), and then associate an economic value that quantifies the loss.
Local data relevant to a developing country is essential to facilitate this planning; it is not possible to transpose data from one area to another.
Although microarray data have been analyzed to determine the most stably-expressed genes in Arabidopsis [ 36] and rice [ 51], it is not always possible to directly transpose suitable HKGs identified in one species to another species.
Another possible birth date, April 7 , 1961 appears to have been Mr. Hadayet's transposing the numbers for the month and day of his birth on an official form, perhaps following the custom in other countries of listing the day first.
Here it is possible for White to avoid 3.d5: respectable alternatives include 3.Nf3, typically transposing to a line of the English Opening, as well as 3.e3.
How is it possible that these regions transpose Community legislation but their situation is clearly undervalued in the Treaties in force?
To describe the effect of these three variables better, we assembled a new composite variable comprising all the possible mutually exclusive combinations of the original predictors transposed to 12 possible levels where we estimated the prevalence of undertreatment.
