Sentence examples for classical translation from inspiring English sources

Robertson's first work of classical translation was a blood-drenched retelling of the flaying of Marsyas - "One of you on each side.

So we spend time with Oxford dons (Ruskin, Pater and Jowett are the best known) who discuss both the corruptions of classical translation and the dangers of love between men (alternately called beastliness and spooniness).

Ferry intertwines Classical translations with original poems, making profound connections between past and present.

"The incomprehensibility of classical translations read by kids forced me to do my own," she said.

We first attempted a classical translation/back translation procedure [ 13, 42, 66- 70], but due to significantly differences concerning written and spoken Hausa, we used independent translations resolved by discussion and pilot testing.

Along these lines, indels in ribosomal proteins might have contributed to changes from the classical bacterial translation process.

Given the second set of eukaryotic and NCLDV CDC123 homologs are specifically related to the Legionella versions, it is likely that these perform functions similar to the former and different from the classical CDC123 translation regulators referred to above.

Isoforms 1 (40 kDa) and 2 (37 kDa) use non-classical CUG translation initiation codons whereas the first AUG codon that gives rise to isoform 3 (34 kDa) is not embedded in a Kozak sequence and is translated with a low efficiency [ 16].

Moreover, prioritisation of potential targets undergoing classical miRNA-mediated translation repression can only be achieved through the integration of both the mRNA and protein datasets.

January 2 , 1866Sydney, Australia May 20 , 1957Oxford, England Gilbert Murray, (born January 2 , 1866 Sydney, N.S.W., Australia died May 20 , 1957 Oxford, Oxfordshire, England) British classical scholar whose translations of the masters of ancient Greek drama Aeschylus, Sophocles, Euripides, and Aristophanes brought their works to renewed popularity on the contemporary stage.

There exists a simple syntactical translation which translates all classical theorems of arithmetic into theorems which are intuitionistically provable.