Sentence examples for constant translation from inspiring English sources

It is a cautionary tale in need of constant translation.

But having shuffled the deck of single-women stereotypes from the old maid to the mistress, she sadly concludes: "If distinct single archetypes seem for the moment to have blurred, the conviction that single women are social outcasts -- odd women who require constant translation -- remains intact.

If the 3-D positions of the defects are not needed, they can instead be used implicitly as in[12] where the defects are tracked during constant translation to yield a computationally less expensive algorithm.

Moreover, the authors show that the operator (L q,U_{0},U_{1})) can be uniquely determined up to constant translation by the twin-dense subset in the interior interval.

In addition to the communication problems outlined above, we identified a major issue with the clinicians' constant translation between spoken Cantonese, or Mandarin (used in discussion with patients in the ED), and written English (used in medical notes).

The authors show that a twin-dense subset (W_{B}([a,b])) can uniquely determine the operator up to a constant translation of eigenparameter and potential, where ([a,b]) is an arbitrary interval which contains the middle point of the domain of the operator and B is a subset of (mathbb {N}) which satisfies some condition (see Theorem 4.2).

Of the 664 loci considered, with the optimal constant of translation applied, 662 had a close match of the translated Pacific Islander genotypes to the HGDP-CEPH genotypes, with gc*,2 > 0.773.

The position of the acetabular fragment was held constant in translation to maintain the macroscopic mechanical state of the joint.

Among the 659 loci, with the optimal constant of translation applied, 656 had gc*,2 = 1, indicating perfect agreement, and the other three had gc*,2 < 0.990.

The parameters n j represent the rate constants of transcription and stomata opening, m j are the rate constants of degradation; p j are constants of translation, protein modification and protein complex formation; g j are Michaelis-Menten constants and a, b, c, d, e,f, g, h, i, j are Hill coefficients; q j are the rate constants of acute (P-dependent) light activation of transcription.

Finally, a pitch error results in over- or underestimation of rotation in bends only and a significant constant bias on translation.