Well, since it is a maths equation, he's able to take it, transpose it into Morse Code and then "download this" into the second hand of an analogue watch lying on Jessica Chastain's shelf.
And Cocteau, addressing himself to his fellow-poets, sums it all up in two remarks: "Barbette's effect is instinctively calculated; we must transpose it into our own domain and use it deliberately".
At the device programming level, it appears as a cellular FPGA-like system; however, underlying structures transpose it into an inherently self-healing and fault tolerant electronics system.
While political accord on the new telecoms code has indeed been reached between the EU institutions, members of the EU parliament and Council still need to vote to adopt it — after which the bloc's Member States will have two years to transpose it into their national laws.
That means EU countries are busy transposing it into national law via their own legislative updates (such as the UK's new Data Protection Bill — yes, despite the fact the country is currently in the process of (br)exiting the EU, the government has nonetheless committed to implementing the regulation because it needs to keep EU-UK data flowing freely in the post-brexit future.
The literature also reveals growing interest in the use of action planning, which capitalizes on health professionals' intention to change and transposes it into concrete action that will bring about change.
Keep transposing it into different keys and adding notes and stuff to make it how it suits you, lots of people do it different ways.
Thus, it became possible to dissociate sacred history from its dogmatic milieu and to transpose it from the past into the actual present, thereby allowing for an adaptable development of ecclesiastical art.
But something about this girl's story lodged in my mind, and I found myself trying out bits of it, transposed into my own world.
