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.
First, we consider those copy events in which the transposed segment is in direct orientation, and present the set of conditions for all of the four different cases of this class (denoted as Class I).
Greenberg carried over, as well, the belief in history as a predetermined unfolding, which he transposed from economics to aesthetics.
It is disputed whether the name Judah was originally that of the tribe or the territory it occupied and which was transposed from which.
This article was amended on 17 March to correct the single pensioners' private pension figures, which were transposed in the editing process.
Nor would it have been among the 23,000 bird and 6,000 mammal specimens in the taxidermological displays of the Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle, from which he transposed the central event in this painting, the stuffed arrangement of a Senegal Lion Devouring an Antelope, to a fanciful setting all his own.
Blasting in geological bodies is an industrial process acting in an environment characterized by high uncertainties (natural joints, faults, voids, abrupt structural changes), which are transposed into the process parameters (e.g. energetic transfer to rock mass, hole deviations, misfires, vibrations, fly-rock, etc).
The second version, in 1803, consisted of seven drawings by Moreau which were transposed by multiple engravers.
The first piece I ever saw by Dennis Oppenheim was a photograph of a work titled Annual Rings, an action and earth/art piece done in 1968 in which he transposed the annual rings that mark a tree's growth onto the snow-banks along the U.S. and Canadian border line.
Research in arabidopsis, using papaya as an outgroup, estimated that half of all annotated genes in that species belonged to a "gray" genome of genes which had transposed into nonsyntenic positions within the last 70 million years [24].
