Sentence examples for the transposition from from inspiring English sources

They can't do that, says Yohji – which sounds both supremely confident and also dated in a world where the transposition from catwalk to Topshop takes a few weeks.

Some critics have seen in the transposition from German to French a pleasing transfer of emphasis from the astringency and strident ironies associated with Fassbinder to the cool, cruel poise of a French comedy of sexual jealousy and sexual identity.

Despite a few awkward cultural adjustments, the transposition from Tel Aviv to suburban Maryland worked, partly thanks to the seductive power of the therapeutic process — psychotherapy: the home game.

Hara Yannas enlivens the proceedings as the most febrile of the daughters, and the transposition from sultry Franco-era Spain to the religious repressions of Iran makes for some arresting visuals, again most memorably near the start.

The gravitational pull of poverty and social shame is what guides this movie's narrative, skilfully formed by Davies, particularly in the pleasing transposition from the chill of the American eastern seaboard to the sunlit fleshpots of the Mediterranean where Lily's treacherous circle of friends have arrived in a yacht.

All (8/8) examined products from experiment series 2 including the transposition products from R- control were of this type (Figure S3 right).

The R-dependent increase of the transposition product from hour 12 to hour 24 (Figure 3B) was likely due to selection against the cells without transposition through restriction enzyme action on them (Figure 1B (i)).

It's a reminder that the successful transposition from page to stage is not about dogged faithfulness, but creativity.

With the exception of a fully preserved IS10 element present in the genomic sequence of PGB04 (likely the result of transposition from the bacterial host E. coli genome), all repetitive sequences appear to have accumulated a large number of mutations, deletions and rearrangements suggesting that these elements are no longer functional.

By 1960, John Sturges was established as a master of the western and he's fully in command of this transposition from medieval Japan to nineteenth-century Mexico of a tale of six honourable warriors (and a wannabe hero) hired to protect defenceless villagers from marauding bandits.

The activity of LTRrs in a genome could have important functional consequences arising not only from the transposition itself, but also from the fact that LTRrs promote chromosomal rearrangements and may act as enhancers and promoters for gene transcription [3], [17].