Sentence examples for transposed here from inspiring English sources

On the opposite, retroprocessed sequences that are not repeated (but just happened to be reverse-transcribed accidentally) are not considered as transposable (perhaps "transposed" here would fit).

On the other hand, the same argument presented in the continuous case can be transposed here: the integration of the two Riccati equations in cascade can always be performed through reduction to linear second-order mappings.

A distinct style of polyphonic singing is found in much of the music of the peoples of the lower Zambezi valley, in parts of Mozambique, and also in Zimbabwe, as exemplified by the Karanga-Shona threshing song shown here: This is a diagrammatic transcription showing the relationships between the five male voice parts (here transposed one octave and five semitones higher).

Inspired by the true story of an Algerian ex-con (whose nationality is here transposed) and his aristocratic employer turned friend, this benefits from the palpable chemistry between François Cluzet and Omar Sy, whose interplay zings with wit, warmth and humour.

Georgian London may lack the political agenda of a more academic history, but its myriad facts reflect more Eat My Heart Out, by Zoe Pilger (Serpent's Tail £7.99) Pilger's debut is basically a tamer, more kindly, less violent version of Kathy Acker's 1988 feminist-punk novel Empire of the Senseless, here transposed to 21st-century London.

We have here transposed this into the latter, nowadays more common formulation.

Willie Mullins, recommended here at 4-1, duly transposed his dominant standing at home to become the Festival's leading trainer.

Here the story is transposed to late-18th-century central Korea and to the final days of the fatigued and corrupt Chosun dynasty.

It is based on Raymond Carver's short story So Much Water So Close to Home - also in fact alluded to in Robert Altman's Short Cuts - but here the action is transposed to the vast landscape of New South Wales.

end{aligned} (1.26)Here (A^*) denotes A transposed.

To compare the two studies, the locations of the markers from the first study were transposed to the genetic map used here.