Sentence examples for application translated from inspiring English sources

However, credible governmental Web sites, such as the Health Apps Library in the United Kingdom, may assist organizations in evaluating which DHTs are safest and best suited to their needs, even when a controlled trial has not been conducted on an application translated from the empirical literature.

Although many recognized that the South African Constitution is one of the most progressive and inclusive affirmations of universal human rights in the world, they also felt that its application translated into greater protection of what was framed as 'women's rights'.

For example, Siri users can speak commands like "find a table for two at 9 tonight" or "send a taxi to my house"; using GPS and speech-recognition technology, the application translates the commands and uses search algorithms to find answers.

As a result, an increase in the pesticide application translates into an increase in their residues in all spheres of environment [ 4], especially in agricultural soils.

The study also found that the weather-induced spikes in applications translated into roughly three times higher acceptance rates by the EU in the two years following an event.

The traffic characteristics of typical M2M applications translate into the requirement for an extremely low cost per transmitted message.

Because these mobile applications translate into more wireless data dollars, carriers are increasingly enthusiastic in promoting them.

Following a speculative application, I translated around a dozen full-length articles for Spektrum der Wissenschaft, the German edition of Scientific American, during the 1990s.

A virtual network buffer management mechanism was introduced and the QoS of the application was translated into the constraints of the source rate and the sending rate.

That crazy, awesome mobile application that translated words inside of images, like road signs, posters, menus, and the like, from Spanish to English (and vice versa)?

However, the application of translated questionnaires in other cultures or countries may present some potential difficulties and loss of precision with regard to the comparison of norms [ 18].