transposition

Since this position is often reached after the transposition 1.

It is also often reached by transposition, for example 1.

"How could they have gotten the far end of the transposition so wrong?"

I am just as grateful for what you have had to say about transposition at national level.

The other four modes each have a total of six transpositions.

With practice, the Inspector found he could use the same transposition in his work.

We believe that the transposition period of three years is unnecessary.

In so many successive changes, it is difficult not to make some transpositions of time or place.

A cycle with only two elements is called a transposition.

Late transposition, however, is only a symptom of a larger problem.

The problem is that only eight countries communicated full transposition on time.

Once again, therefore, I recommend a transposition period of two years.

He claimed the 23 in the play's title was a transposition of 32.

The product of any two distinct transpositions has order 2 or 3.

The other issue is transposition which needs to be dealt with effectively.

Sometimes a simple transposition of letters may make things more complicated.

"The first thing to look for is transposition," Joe explained.

Thus to make it stronger, a double transposition was often used.

This by itself goes a long way toward justifying the transposition.

However, many implementing measures have not, and transposition into national law is only beginning.

The system is extremely flexible, and there are many transpositions.

Every computer has its own transposition table and a job queue.

The crucial factor for us, of course, will be how the transposition is carried out.

So you'll appreciate that it is now possible for a transposition to be performed from outside.

Ms. Moore, however, felt that something was lost in the transposition.