Sentence examples for successfully transposed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Clark then successfully transposed that template on Toronto-Dominion, making it the largest retail banker in Canada.

His background may be in modern dance, but his distinctive style – angles, curves, startling incongruities, achingly graceful lines – has been successfully transposed to ballet companies around the world.

A designer had given him a plan on paper and he had successfully transposed it to the fifteen-thousand-square-foot roof.

"Rififi" successfully transposed American noir to France, while "He Who Must Die," a robust adaptation of Kazantzakis's "Greek Passion" by Dassin and a fellow blacklistee, Ben Barzman, suggests a militant version of John Ford's "Grapes of Wrath".

Designed by minimalist architect John Pawson, set to a rocking, musical fusion of Joby Talbot and the White Stripes, had shown how his own distinctive style – sheering angles, startling incongruities, achingly graceful lines – could be successfully transposed onto a ballet company.

Finally, an optimized three step process was developed to form monolayer continuous graphene of high quality, successfully transposed to 7 × 7 cm2 substrates after a reactor scale-up.

When transposed in situ, our method performed successfully at 20 ± 2 °C and at 8 ± 2 °C as well and it could be a better choice than the previous demoulding methods like those using vegetable oils, developed recently to replace mineral oils, they cannot be used at low temperatures.

In transposed duplications, duplicated genes are transposed from ancestral (parental) loci to novel (transposed) loci [ 7].

With the contents of Mr. Smith's studio transposed to Mana and a large percentage of the artworks successfully conserved, Mr. Lemay had 30 years of work on hand from which to choose for the exhibition.

What remains troubling about a good deal of research on globalization is that until recently it often failed to successfully incorporate a more inductive element within its overall research design, thereby lacking in applied and theoretical relevance when transposed to localized contexts.

If the best-fit line of the transposed data still maintained its 45-degree angle within some small error range, we concluded the data was successfully rotated.