Promising scaffolds for such biosensors are the periplasmic binding proteins (PBPs) due to their ligand-mediated structural change that can be translated into a physically measurable signal.
We mention that any one-dimensional semi-Riemannian manifold is a void field because a change of metric can be translated as a mere change of parametrization for the curve.
If carbon values are assigned to the changes in different forest classes, the resulting change of the model can be translated into locally differentiated baseline emissions.
Spatial and temporal changes in cAMP levels can be translated into compartmentalised responses by PRKA anchoring proteins which also bind other protein kinases and PDE isoforms to regulate a variety of signalling activities including feedback phosphorylation of ADCY [ 7].
However, it is a worthwhile exercise to examine at least one apparently standard cooking process to see how many of the above reactions occur and attempt to understand how knowledge of the chemical changes occurring during cooking can be translated into the kitchen environment.
In complex systems, sufficient accumulation of quantity can be translated into changes that we perceive as qualitative–"the transformation of quantity to quality," in the terminology of several classical philosophical theories, including those of Hegel and Marx.
Independently from all of these limitations, acoustic segments still contain signals for seabed changes that, if appropriate procedures are established, can be translated into meaningful knowledge.
From a calibration curve established with bodies of known volume, the rise or fall of water levels can be translated into volume changes.
In a forthcoming special issue which I edit for the journal The Good Society, an outstanding group of intellectuals and activists flesh out this populism, trace its roots in movements of the 1930s New Deal, the Black Freedom movement, and the Black Consciousness Movement in South Africa, and show how it can be translated into democratizing change in many settings.
However, a critical question for the future is whether those immediate reactions can be translated into longer-term changes to the process of care and patient outcomes.
