But transpose this to the global festival that is the Venice Biennale.
Let us transpose this to the one-person case: I am talking to myself, i.e. thinking — considering whether if A, B. The context set is the set of worlds compatible with what I take for granted, i.e. the set of worlds not ruled out, i.e. the set of worlds which are epistemically possible for me.
The command line nature of the Cisco IOS makes it possible to script configuration checks, and it is far simpler to take the knowledge gained on a Cisco router at the command line and transpose this to use on a Web-based or otherwise graphically-based configuration utility that many other products deploy.
By transposing this method to a multi-objective mathematical programming, the supply chain planning is optimized while the economic, environmental and social performances are all coherently integrated into the model.
Transposing this mechanism to atherosclerosis suggests that the Th1 phenotype might trigger the M2->M1 phenotypic switch in advanced atherosclerotic plaques, when the effectors of the innate immunity hand over the relay to the effectors of the adaptive immune system [26].
It is natural to transpose this concept to our setting with uncertainty, as we do in the following definition.
This notion of long-distance dispersal within the C. gattii VGII population is somehow supported by the detection of the sequence type ST20 (VGIIa) from European patients, which had previously travelled to Vancouver Island and those had physically transposed this genotype to Europe (Table S1) [35], [35].
We then transpose this matrix to yield a transposed genome sequence that allows coalescent memory access.
After discussing the case that morning, we walk the impressive premises while management explain the challenges of transposing this North American brand to Europe.
Further complications arise when we transpose this mapping to the nocturnal city, which may resist familiarity and congruence.
