This article was amended on 17 March to correct the single pensioners' private pension figures, which were transposed in the editing process.
The second version, in 1803, consisted of seven drawings by Moreau which were transposed by multiple engravers.
Qualitative data from panel meetings were captured via flip charts and audiotapes, which were transposed by independent transcribers.
It is disputed whether the name Judah was originally that of the tribe or the territory it occupied and which was transposed from which.
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).
According to the mechanism of their transposition, MGEs are usually classified into two broad categories: retroelements (or class I elements), which are transposed through the reverse transcription of an RNA template (retrotransposition), and DNA transposons (or class II elements), which are transposed through a classical DNA "cut-and-paste" transposition model.
By introducing an additional and new normalization condition, we construct two extended systems of linear equations with nonsingular coefficient matrices which are transpose to each other.
On the right side of the screen is the list of predicted ligands with their corresponding Z-scores, specificities and PDB codes of protein structures from which they were transposed.
The error concerns two percentages, which are correct in the abstract but were transposed in the results section.
In the New Testament statements about the new man, it was not a settled, complete new condition that was being spoken of, into which people are transposed through grace, but rather the beginning of a coming new state, the consummation of which will first take place in the future.
One of the most fascinating things about Sam Mendes's production is the ease with which it is transposed into the modern era without jettisoning the grandeur of the original.
