transposition
transposition
Definition
trans·po·si·tion (trans′pə zis̸h′ən)
trans′·po·si′·tional adjective
transposition
Synonyms
transposition
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- do: And since MUP can produce MIDI files as well as doing transpositions, it really works well for what I needed.
- call: By the final case of the week, Dr. Mannan is the lead surgeon for a complex operation called a transposition.
- use: The Rail Fence Cipher uses letter transposition to generate an incredibly difficult anagram to solve.
- ensure: The Commission must ensure even transposition across the EU and consistently take measures against member states that fail to comply with their obligations.
- make: It takes an intellectual effort to make that transposition.
Adjective modifier
- incorrect: Greater use of Regulations instead of Directives would increase the transparency of the legislation and avoid difficulties arising from delayed or incorrect transposition.
- direct: Furthermore, the wording of Directives is often unclear, unsuited for direct transposition.
- mere: A substantial change would alter the substance of the copyright assuming it is not a mere transposition.
- textual: Click ' Textual transpositions ' under the heading for the Materials specific to each book.
Preposition: into
- law: These directives were adopted in May 2004 with a deadline for transposition into national law on 31 January 2006.
Modifies a noun
- cipher: Most agents in occupied Europe made mistakes when using SOE's double transposition ciphers which were difficult to use, especially in the field.
- row: It is important for any conductor to be able to understand fully what is meant by a transposition row.
- error: The store subsequently discovered that transposition errors ( swapping two numbers round ) were common.
- note: A transposition note has been prepared setting out the transposition of the Hazardous Waste Directive and the List of Wastes Decision.
- process: This was an essential step to create a coherent modeling syntax and semantics for the transposition process.
Preposition: of
- artery: Transposition of the great arteries ( or vessels ) A congenital heart defect in which the two arteries emerging from the heart are switched.
- directive: Member States are allowed 3 years for transposition of the directive into national law.
- word: The absence of any meaning has the advantage that children are often unaware of their errors of omission and transposition of words.
- letter: The alternatives were formed using substitutions or transpositions of strategic letters within the word ( e.g.
Preposition: for
- bob: We also need to know the transposition for a bob.
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