Transpose

The circularly-symmetric version of the complex case, where z is a vector of complex numbers, would be : i.e. with the conjugate transpose (indicated by ) replacing the normal transpose (indicated by ).

The transpose operation makes no use of the Z 2 -grading so we define a second antiautomorphism by composing α and the transpose.

I realised, sitting in an airport cafe having one final bratwurst, I could not expect the old me to transpose itself into the new me, who is a mother.

Chinese app took it a step further, allowing users to transpose their faces onto famous actors in short clips.

If you transpose two digits in the 26-digit hash code, you can lose your funds; even if you use a wallet with passphrase functionality, loss of passphrase equals loss of funds.

In Jai Alai this means the ball can travel up to 175 mph — now we just need to transpose this over to candy.

The purities of spurious Middle Eastern nationalism, and religion – and the superpowers happy to take advantage of such nonsense – transpose rather well when we set them back half a millennium.

We hope to tap the 130 years of expertise that Lysol has — to transpose it into the cabin, into the lavatories on board the aircraft, into our facilities.

Another choice would be to replace each letter with its binary representation, transpose that, and then convert the new binary string into the corresponding ASCII characters.

But you could always transpose from your humiliating condition with the help of a sort of embittered irony.

For example, the bounded linear map T has dense range if and only if the transpose T′ is injective.

France Introduction: France is a signatory to the EU's directive on Victims’ rights and had until November 2015 to transpose it.

However, almost 60% of these have failed to comply with the requirement to communicate the legislative texts which transpose the Directive to the Commission.

In general, the meanings of conjugation and transpose are interchanged when passing from one sign convention to the other.

Instruments that "transpose at the octave" are not playing in a different key from concert pitch instruments, but sound an octave higher or lower than written.

Instruments that transpose this way are often referred to as being in a certain "key", such as the "A clarinet" or "clarinet in A".

It enables, under section 2(2), UK government ministers to lay regulations before Parliament to transpose EU Directives and rulings of the European Court of Justice into UK law.

Moreover, the square of the absolute value of a complex number expressed as a matrix is equal to the determinant of that matrix: : The conjugate corresponds to the transpose of the matrix.

Or, it can be found by using the above procedure to solve a modified payoff matrix which is the transpose and negation of (adding a constant so it's positive), then solving the resulting game.

Other pen gestures could do such things as transpose letters (also in situ ).