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.
The intermedial processes, articulated in the transposition from page to stage, will be analyzed in the light of contemporary theoretical perspectives.
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.
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.
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.
It's not about the transposition from low to high art--like Pop art was.
The host ("archaeal") genomic lineage was (for some reason) devoid of such elements, which were introduced into it by transposition from this (endosymbiotic) bacterial genome.
This is a reasonable explanation, given that transposition from a concatemer has been previously shown in mice to cause genomic rearrangements at the concatemer chromosomal site [41].
Putative duplications were classified as transpositive, i.e., resulting from transposition from one genomic position to another, or tandem, i.e., resulting from duplication in cis at the same position.
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.
