0 the act or process of changing something from one position to another, or of exchanging the positions of two things: --
He found no transposition of consonants or vowels, and concluded : 'in the whistled language the absence of the segmental features gives opportunity for ambiguities'.
A directive adopted after 2000 guaranteed on average 18 months for full transposition.
Evolutionary modification of the net transposition rate therefore obscures the mating system differences in element number outlined above.
Clinical profile of patients with congenital corrected transposition of the great vessels.
Inverted malformations in corrected transposition of great vessels.
The more veto players involved in the transposition process the more there are the very long delays.
Infringements and transposition delays are therefore indirect measures of compliance.
In patients with transposition of the great arteries, pulmonary flow can be monitored by oximetry.
