Sentence examples for then transpose from inspiring English sources

We then transpose this matrix to yield a transposed genome sequence that allows coalescent memory access.

If X-Y representation of is matrix represented as a vector with shape, then transpose the X and Y axis.

They use mannequins to learn about the effects of angles, shadows and degrees of brightness and then transpose what they have learned to performers.

They begin with 352 chorales composed by Bach and then transpose these to other keys that lie within a predefined vocal range, to give a data set of 2,503 chorales.

They're not waiting for G.M. Their goal, they explain on their Web site — vds.mit.edu — is "to identify the key characteristics of events like the race to the moon and then transpose this energy, passion, focus and urgency" on catalyzing a global team to build a clean car.

We can then transpose the modal and quantifier in Alien to derive ∃x◊¬A∃y y=x).

(The ones I do with Gail Collins over at the Times are actually carved in granite and then transposed digitally by interns).

The last facet requires a rational decomposition of the main spatial and temporal cues at the cellular level that drive new-tissue formation upon injury, to be then transposed into adequate biomaterials' design.

A range of values for each of the parameters were ascertained through imaging analysis which were then transposed into initial particle boundary conditions for particle flow simulation within the nasal cavity by using Computational Fluid Dynamics software.

He had, in fact, composed chapter outlines and dialogue in a series of 'secret' notebooks which were then transposed into the text and polished as he typed (at breakneck speed).

"Neil," Mr. Farrell said, "is potentially at his best, or certainly at his most comfortable, as a cinematic artist, when he's reflecting his own origins, which are the origins of imagination, of oral storytelling tradition, put through pen onto paper and then transposed to film".