transposes in a sentence

• The Hudson transposes the street dynamic into a compact indoor version.
• Waltrip transposes species, calling drivers " cats ."
• In most games, 1 . Nf3 transposes into another opening.
• Forbidden from human consumption due to the elastic effect it transposes.
• The latter transposes the EU Water Framework Directive into French law.
• Sometimes he mounts productions in period, sometimes he transposes.
• The above formula shows that this problem transposes to the conditional expectation.
• This line often transposes into the G鰎ing Gambit of the Scotch Game.
• "Train to Pakistan " transposes the tragedy to human scale.
• Instead, White normally transposes to the Philidor Defence with 4 . Nf3.
• It's difficult to see transposes in a sentence .
• After the bridge, it transposes to B major.
• Loehr transposes this scenario into the pressure-packed, down-sized corporation.
• He mugs relentlessly and simply transposes his volatile thug persona into a clownish parody.
• This transposes one equally tempered scale to another.
• Bb5 which transposes to a line of the Cozio Defense to the Ruy Lopez.
• There he transposes the scene and makes the travellers a couple of Normandy cider farmers.
• This version transposes the nana cadence a tetrachord lower on G ( ?? ?').
• At other times, he transposes paintings into screens by incorporating video projections onto the canvas.
• Commonly, with move 3 . . . Nc6, it transposes to the Four Knights Game.
• Then 4 . Bb5 transposes into the Schliemann variation of the Ruy Lopez with 4 . Nc3.