Sentence examples for transposed a number from inspiring English sources

I had middle-aged moms scream at me if I accidentally transposed a number: $1.93 instead of $1.39.

"It is a coincidence that 587 was the flight number but that could have been part of the reason that the person transposed a number similar to it," Ms. Borakove said.

Considering you could be feasibly be dumping a few hundred dollars into a black hole if you accidentally transpose a number, it's a real concern.

"Unless someone transposed numbers from a machine or they come up with some big mistakes, it's not going to make much of a difference," said Steve Salmore, a Republican political consultant and a friend of Mr. Zimmer's.

J.D. BIERSDORFER Correction: July 16, 2004, Friday An answer in the Q&A column in Circuits on July 8, about improving the performance of Microsoft Word, transposed the article number dealing with that issue on Microsoft's Web site.

transpose a pitch, retaining the accidental if any.

With a map, you can transpose a whole reality.

Figure  4 shows that the structural divergence between WGD duplicates, based on all measures, consistently increases across α, β and γ events; however, for transposed duplications, only number of indels increases from <16 Mya to 16 107 Mya.

The new regulation, which entered into force on 3 December 2017, transposes into EU law a number of binding recommendations adopted by the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas (ICCAT), a regional fisheries management organisation to which the EU is a contracting party.

An earlier version transposed the numbers of Conservative and crossbench peers.

An earlier version of this article transposed the numbers of two buildings.