Sentence examples for capable translation from inspiring English sources
In Miriam Shlesinger's capable translation from the Hebrew, Kashua's young man relates his life from his boyhood in the Arab-Israeli town of Tira to failures at a Jerusalem boarding school.
Rudiger Safranski's evenhanded study, "Martin Heidegger: Between Good and Evil" (in a capable translation by Ewald Osers), is equally successful at illustrating its subject's pettiness and at displaying the vast power of his imagination.
This survey of translation protein folds demonstrates that all of the major functions required for a stable and capable translation system were present very early on during the development of the RNA-protein world.
Loss of stationary phase respiratory activity prevents digestion of endogenous proteins and RNA, which yields bacteria that are more capable of translation, replication and concomitantly cell death when exposed to antibiotics.
Seville et al. [3] used a single-source single-detector arrangement capable of translation and rotation about the test section.
The short Associated Press article about an IBM computer, trumpeted as the first computer capable of translation between different languages, ended with an example of its skills. .
About 1 μg of the Mpl cDNA of 15 controls and 15 AMM patients in the pcDNA3 vector were subjected to in vitro transcription/translation employing the rabbit reticulolysates to see if they were capable of translation in vitro.
Genome sequencing enabled construction of oligonucleotide microarrays that may provide complete coverage of the polyadenylated fraction of transcriptomes; microarray analyses evaluate abundance of mature mRNA, which is capable for translation.
Availability: http://www.microarray.fr:8080/miRonTop/index Contact: [email protected] MiRNAs appear capable to block translation and also stimulate mRNA degradation, with translational repression often preceding mRNA degradation.
This study presents a piezoelectric actuator capable of both translation and rotation, which is rare in the literature.
