"At first I thought we could take the six characters and transpose them to a time in the future after an imaginary climate apocalypse.
This week sees previews of One Man, Two Guvnors, a Richard Bean play based on an 18th-century work by Carlo Goldoni called Servant of Two Masters and transposed to 1960s Brighton, in which Corden plays a musician turned small-time crook.
This is achieved by two distinguishing features: adaptive decomposition and transpose order awareness.
An article on Saturday about the massacre at two mosques in New Zealand transposed the first and second guns used by the accused gunman in the Al Noor mosque shooting.
Valla regards this whole business of converting terms and transposing propositions in order to reduce a particular syllogism to one of these four moods of Figure 1 as useless and absurd.
It is likely that the two chromosome 1 homologous sequences were duplicated and transposed to the Y chromosome at the same time in one piece, and were separated during subsequent rearrangements into two parts that are now in different amplicons.
With respect to a reference GO, a gene can be transposed (i.e., moved to a different placement on the same strand), inverted (i.e., moved to the opposite strand but occupying the same placement in the mtDNA), or both inverted and transposed (a combination of the first two events).
Since the transposed genes in Platysternon are ancestrally separated by only a block of three genes, it may be that the originally duplicated and transposed region included the entire portion from trnH through the cr.
This paper evaluates the uncertainty associated with two most commonly used regression methods, least-squares inverted fit and transposed fit.
"We took real-life incidents and transposed them," Mr. Weber said in 1988.
I was grateful for the calming presence of Jeryl Burgess, who, in two roles transposed to the female gender, spoke Schiller's lines with rapt quietness rather than shouting them from the rooftops.
