Sentence examples for transposition into from inspiring English sources

Even after two decades of growing fame and esteem, her art's values retard transposition into prices.

Wuthering Heights has, of course, withstood transposition into any number of different forms before - including ballet, film and theatre.

Austen's popular transposition into the modern age suggests that some of us might do.

Basically this is the transposition into the political realm of the Golden Rule: do unto others what you would have them do unto you.

The most profound truths on human nature, however, have been expressed not in the form of autobiography but in its transposition into fiction.

Now the preparatory work was divorced from the execution: the artist submitted his cartoon and left its transposition into mosaic to artisans.

It has seldom been noted, however, that the swerve is merely a special case a transposition into atomistic terms of Aristotle's theory of accidents (i.e., of properties that are not essential to the substances in which they occur), inasmuch as an accident, too, as Aristotle himself had stated (Metaphysics I 3), is without a cause.

But this representation has a poor transposition into dioid algebra.

SB transposition into chromosomal DNA occurs in a fairly random manner.

In this study we set out to manipulate the selection of SB's target sites for targeted transposition into predetermined chromosomal regions.

Since a "regulation" of the EU is to be adopted as national law without any changes, it is more stringent than a "directive", which requires transposition into the national body of laws.