Sentence examples for we transposed from inspiring English sources
The phrase "we transposed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of changing the order or position of something, often in a mathematical or musical context. Example: "In our analysis, we transposed the data to better visualize the trends over time."
He will take it seriously.Correction: In the original map included in this article we transposed the Party of the Regions' election results with those of the Freedom party.
The excerpts were from Mikhail Glinka's "La Séparation" (F minor), Felix Blumenfeld's "Sur Mer" (G minor) and Enrique Granados's "Allegro de Concierto" (C sharp major, though the excerpt was in G major, which we transposed to G minor).
In "Beating the Broad Market" (Feb. 3, p. 80) we transposed the figures in an example of two hypothetical investors putting their money in different index funds.
When sung, they sound OK, but we discovered that when we transposed the melody to guitar and then sang a harmony, which was also transposed to guitar, the results were really strong.
For this reason, we transposed the mini-F sequences into ORF62, ORF71 or directly between the VZV DNA ends, to generate pHJOF62, pHJOF71 or pHJOFpac, respectively (Fig. 2).
To aid readers interpret the findings, we transposed the health literacy score, such that lower score reflects lower health literacy.
Further complications arise when we transpose this mapping to the nocturnal city, which may resist familiarity and congruence.
And if we transpose this saying into our own era, if we wanted a weapon, none of us would be likely to reach for a sword.
So we transpose them directly into the mixed set-theoretic and mereological framework.
In an appendix, we transpose those results to the case of the nonlinear Schrödinger equation with harmonic potential.
The resulting ordination is identical, even if we transpose our dataset.
