Sentence examples for added translation from inspiring English sources
Several weeks ago, we added translation support for right-to-left languages in the Twitter Translation Center, specifically for mobile.twitter.com.twitter.com
Compared to case study 3 (see Table 2) we have added translation of the improvement opportunities to the individual situation as a specification of step 12 (develop improvement plans) and the evaluation of the results and the benchmarking project (step 13).
Network Added Translation (NAT) has a valuable role in network renumbering and can greatly reduce the amount of renumbering required or even negate it entirely.
Not content to rest on his laurels, he's gone on to make a new iteration of his very own Project Glass, this time with added translation functionality with subtitles that translate from Spanish to English.
The binding efficiency was determined by parallel detection of radioactivity in the added translation product using AIDA-Image AnalysoftwarewaRaytesttest, Isotopenmessgeräte GmbH, Steubenhard, G).
To the Aristotelian texts that had been the foundation of medieval thought were added translations of Plato, with his vision of mathematical harmonies, of Galen, with his experiments in physiology and anatomy, and, perhaps most important of all, of Archimedes, who showed how theoretical physics could be done outside the traditional philosophical framework.
In the early 900s, Abû Bishr added translations from the Syriac of the Poetics and the Posterior Analytics to the growing Arabic Organon.
WeChat is one of the first to add translation features: the Chinese app is used by more than 400 million people and is keen to expand in the west.
Another proposal for future work is the use motion capture tools (e.g., Microsoft Kinect22) to build the signs of the SL dictionary, making it more natural, as well as the development of collaborative strategies to allow deaf and LIBRAS experts to improve the quality of translation and presentation of the LIBRAS window (e.g., by editing or adding translation rules or the translation) over time.
The former have primary qualifications in a scientific or technical discipline, to which they add translation skills; the latter enter the profession as a result of their language skills (with or without formal qualifications) and subsequently develop a knowledge of the subject(s) they handle.
Third, it cannot explain why adding translation initiation factors eIF-4B and eIF-4F (including eIF-4A) in combination also eliminated the inhibitive effect of exogenous poly(A) RNA on translation initiation (Gallie and Tanguay 1994).
