Sentence examples for that I transposed from inspiring English sources

My feeble attempts to appear nonchalant weren't working, as evidenced by an entire page of sheet music that I transposed into the wrong clef.

Non-autonomous short copies that have transposed at least once (i.e., are present in at least two independent copies) were identified in fourteen MLE lineages, primarily from the mauritiana and drosophila subfamilies.

By that means, we confirmed AtGS genes that transposed at least once during lineage evolution as defined by Woodhouse et al. and identified further GTDs missed by that approach due to lack of synteny data (i.e., GTDs predating Vitis speciation and recent GTDs of Brassicaceae-specific genes; marked by asterisks in table 2).

The mechanism of translocation is unclear since nothing else that may have transposed simultaneously has survived, i.e., no neighbouring genes of the ancestral locus are seen at the derived loci to provide evidence for their source.

It is also rather wonderfully housed in a sort of ghost village that would, transposed into a dense urban environment, make an excellent marketplace.

Twenty minutes more and you're clattering upward past plunging ravines and snow-capped mountain ranges that look transposed from Ansel Adams photos.

The show was the brainchild of the producers of thirtysomething, and at heart it was that show transposed to high school.

Sequence, in music, a melodic or chordal figure repeated at a new pitch level (that is, transposed), thus unifying and developing musical material.

A fasciocutaneous flap was then fashioned that was transposed distally over the defect to gain good soft tissue cover.

We were interested in identifying, from among these sequences, TEs — interspersed repeats — and, more particularly, the ancestral sequences that actually transposed.

Any intervention or program/policy that is transposed from one country to another or one setting to another is complex.