transpose|transposed|transposes|transposing in English

verb

[trans·pose || træns'pəʊz]

rearrange, reorder, interchange, relocate

Use "transpose|transposed|transposes|transposing" in a sentence

1. Transposed the numbers?

2. I think one reason for the name is that Adjoint refers to the transpose in linear algebra, and \lambda(t) is a row vector or equivalently a transposed column vector

3. To transpose each other.

4. The sentence can't transpose.

5. Anastrophe is a type of hyperbaton that transposes a single word

6. Except Operatic Aria, transposing is allowed or solo pieces.

7. Can you transpose this fugue into g major?

8. He transposed the words in the sentence.

9. Transposing bass clef instruments for Tuba, Bombardon, and Contrabass

10. He believes Jimmy transposed the address numbers.

11. The pianist transposed the song into C.

12. He transposed their names on the list.

13. She transposed the song into a different key.

14. Dyslexics often transpose letters in a word.

15. Method for transposing hologram into molded material by using micro unevenness hologram

16. The Adjoint is the conjugate transpose of a matrix while the classical Adjoint is another name for the adjugate matrix or cofactor transpose of a matrix.

17. Can you transpose this fugue into G major?

18. One of them has to be transposed into national law.

19. The Adjoint is the transpose of the cofactor matrix.

20. He transposed the numbers and mistakenly wrote 19 for

21. I had transposed the last two digits of her phone number.

22. Many people inadvertently transpose digits of the ZIP code.

23. What is the transpose of & amp; quot; A& amp; quot;?

24. These two positions are said to transpose to each other.

25. The areola is transposed thereby on a cranio-caudal flap.