Side-note: Changes and transpositions introduced in the name--hard to follow.
On the contrary, some of the most important interpolations had already been inserted[40] and various excisions and transpositions made before the translator first took the work in hand.
And to speak of transpositions leads us inevitably into consideration of the great secret of Corot's art, his employment of what is known in studios as values.
Except for a few insertions and transpositions they stay together and with Mark up to Lk ix, 51.
In all, Luke makes some twelve or thirteen such transpositionsin Mark's passion narrative.
Similar transpositions are made in the story of the rending of the veil.
The sections grouped in Table X have suffered such slight transpositions as to make it probable that each of the groups constituted a continuous passage, probably in the order preserved by Luke.
Yet Luke has not altogether followed this general rule of his; and he has made some very notable transpositions of Marcan material.
Except for these instances his transpositions of Marcan material are slight, and usually amount rather to its rearrangement within a single section than to a genuine change of order in the structure.
It has all the marks of a large-scale operation, and if this is a matter of mass kidnapings from one sector and transpositions to another, you can see what a threat this is to the Paratime Secret.
Paratime-transpositions and rocket-flights seemed to be his only chance to get any sleep.
Transpositions of this kind, made by the printers, are not uncommon.
Transpositions are similar to translations of literary subjects.
Mere transpositions into different keys are not expressly provided for in the copyright act; but if published with copyright notice and copies are deposited with application, registration will be made.
Thus the fifteen keys of the Aristoxeneans are reduced to seven, and these seven are nottranspositions of a single scale, but are all of the same pitch.
The Keys of Aristoxenus, in short, are so many transpositions of the scale called the Perfect System.
When the upper part of the body is drawn backwards, while one is sitting down, a collection of such transpositions occur and it is very hard then to localize a blow or stab.
Such transpositions may be made intentionally in this experiment, but they occur frequently through vigorous twists of the body.
It is difficult to divine for what possible reason most of these transpositions were made.
To reason about suchtranspositions of words, a wearisome proceeding at best, soon degenerates into the veriest trifling.
If the required number of transpositions is an odd number it will be impossible.
They are given here, however, as in some circles they will be more familiarly known as Transpositions rather than as Anagrams.
Transpositions differ from Anagrams only in the fact that the letters from the word or words selected are not formed into a sentence or other words.
In so many successive changes, it is difficult not to make some transpositions of time or place.
The greatest advantage of my scheme was to supersede transpositions and keys, so that the same piece of music was noted and transposed at will by means of the change of a single initial letter at the head of the air.
Transpositions are very common, many of them of course representing the older form of a word.
The following are some of the most remarkable: Words Transpositions Astronomers.
Rebuses are a class of Enigma generally formed by the first, sometimes the first and last, letters of words, or of transpositions of letters, or additions to words.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "transpositions" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
