Sentence examples for that were transposed from inspiring English sources
Set B also consisted of two sequences (one with a regular ending, one with an irregular ending, Figure 1C) that were transposed to the twelve major keys, resulting in 24 different sequences.
In sensitivity analyses, increasing the proportion of dates of birth that were transposed (eg, dd/mm to mm/dd) or NHS numbers that contained typographical errors, increased the missed match and the readmission rate (not shown).
This can be viewed as a row-major order that is transposed or simply a matrix that is loaded column first, but operated on across the rows, as given by the polyphase decomposition.
Any intervention or program/policy that is transposed from one country to another or one setting to another is complex.
These newly discovered repeat elements did not appear to be duplicated genes, LINE elements or expressed sequence that was transposed by a LINE element.
Subclass 1 comprises the TEs that are transposed by integration and excision mechanisms, in which both strands of DNA are cleaved during excision, whereas subclass 2 consists of TEs that duplicate before insertion.
Sequence, in music, a melodic or chordal figure repeated at a new pitch level (that is, transposed), thus unifying and developing musical material.
"There's something about the freedom of form in the big piano works -- 'Humoreske,' even 'Carnaval' -- that's transposed into the symphonies, even within sonata form: a freedom and abruptness that's day and night from Brahms.
A fasciocutaneous flap was then fashioned that was transposed distally over the defect to gain good soft tissue cover.
It should also be taken into account that these measures were transposed into a social and demographic urban situation that was very different from the previous one, without incorporating information on the transformations that had occurred in the epidemiology of the disease.
In the Western traditional systems most scales use seven tones that can be transposed and that contain modes.
