Sentence examples for transposing them into from inspiring English sources
Satire draws attention to defects or stupidities by exaggerating them, transposing them into startling contexts or turning them upside down.
The series called "Photo Sculptures," never before exhibited, reflects a new direction for the artist, which consists in taking two-dimensional images and transposing them into three-dimensional objects.
One possible reason for this could be that it preserved the low frequency components, transposing them into a higher perceptual range, whereas Smt-MF tends to cut off frequencies below 440 Hz (A4) and therefore had poorer representation of the partials of tones, particularly in the lower octaves.
I love the way he takes religious elements and transposes them into an English village setting.
The so-called standard or Spanish tuning allows the expert to (relatively) easily form many common chords, and transpose them into different keys, but at the cost of transparency in the layout.
Then, we introduce the information diffusion based on epidemic spreading algorithms and we transpose them into the case of the message propagation in a social network.
EU directives do not become law immediately - countries have two years to "transpose" them into national law, after they are published in the EU official gazette.
The package of measures are proposals at this stage with European law requiring EU Member States to vote on and agree them, and transpose them into national legislation — a process that can take multiple years.
37 countries explore the concept in various artworks and designs, and one country's contribution takes the ideas of balance and harmony and transposes them into a precarious light sculpture.
This observation justifies expert work to explain these results and help transpose them into practice [ 52].
Most European countries already transposed them into their respective national legislations, thus regulating procurement, testing, processing, storage, distribution and import/export of reproductive cells and tissues.
