She had moved the clock ahead only 12 hours instead of 24, thus transposing night and day.
Thus he transposed into his painting what had until then belonged to the domain of the caricatures of morals and manners.
Sequence, in music, a melodic or chordal figure repeated at a new pitch level (that is, transposed), thus unifying and developing musical material.
For layout purposes, the matrix has been transposed, thus we have customers as columns and products as rows.
Diabetes Care 2009 32: 1224 1230 In the print version of the article listed above, in Table 1, row 3, "C" and "A" representing "Caucasians" and "Asians," respectively, have been transposed, thus misrepresenting the population information for this article.
The right to health asserted by the WHO therefore must be transposed into 'hard law' and thus made directly applicable and mandatory.
Thus they may have transposed following the At-α WGD event (marked by asterisks in table 2).
Furthermore, two genes are present in the D. virilis breakpoints regions but not in D. mojavensis and thus are likely also transposed genes.
Thus, national provisions transposing Directive 1999/44/EC significantly diverge today on essential elements, such as the absence or existence of a hierarchy of remedies, the period of the legal guarantee, the period of the reversal of the burden of proof, or the notification of the defect to the trader.
Thus, national provisions transposing Directive 1999/44/EC significantly diverge today on essential elements, such as the absence or existence of a hierarchy of remedies, the period of the legal guarantee, the period of the reversal of the burden of proof, or the notification of the defect to the seller.
