Sentence examples for are translation from inspiring English sources
noun
An act of translating, in its various senses:
The American Translators Association, the industry's main professional organization, based in Alexandria, Va., says about 500 of its 8,300 members are translation companies or translation units of major corporations.
They are translation, swap, and orientation-biased insertions.
The most common models are translation, affine, and projective models.
"It's another piece of intervention, so there are translation errors.
We also show that locally asymptotic functions are translation bounded in, but not translation compact (tr.c).
Obviously, both (PAP _{0}(mathbf{X})) and (PAA (mathbf {X})) are translation invariant.
In Germany 13% of books are translations.
(Many foreign titles are translations from Harlequin's voluminous backlist).
Can one characterize those elements that are translation-invariant yet not generated by nearest-neighbor Hamiltonians?
Algebraic (or finitely correlated) states are translation-invariant states on an infinite tensor product C*-algebra, whose construction is rather general, including quantum Markov chains.
For example, consider a d-site fermionic chain with Hamiltonians which are translation-invariant and are composed of nearest-neighbor (plus on-site) terms.
