► Also in STM, Elazer R. Edelman of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge and STM's Kelly LaMarco introduced Champions of Translation, a series profiling historical figures who have made significant contributions to translating science into clinical practice.
Their contribution is to translate ideas into action.
In this case Yves Chauvin, Robert Grubbs and Richard Schrock were the recipients.In this section Fame, at last Unhappy rebirthday A dose of Clap A braney theory Racing rockets Reprints Related items Economics focus: Cycles and commitmentOct 14th 2004Fiat luxDr Glauber's contribution to science, translated into English, was to drag the field of optics into the modern, quantum world.
The larger contribution is expected to translate into more research contracts for British companies, the fruits of which could be commercialized into new products and services.
Women are often clueless as to the impact of their leadership and executive contributions and are unable to translate and connect said contributions and executive decisions to the benefit of the company or organization in terms of increased services, improved systems and processes, cultural transformations, human capital advancements, increases profits, and return on investment.
All countries should commit to translate that contribution into national law as it is carries more weight than international law.
I just spoke to someone who got a 14% annual raise, so don't let economy rhetoric slow you down you should be able to translate your contribution into cold hard cash.
Authors also grant to the Metaphysics Research Lab at Stanford University a perpetual, non-exclusive, worldwide right to translate their contribution, as well as any modified or derivative works, into any and all languages for the same purposes of copying, distributing, transmitting and publishing their work.
Genetic association is far from causation and much work is required to understand the specific contribution of GWAS, let alone to translate the information from such studies into novel treatments to slow or halt the progression of idiopathic PD.
If they had done nothing else, Renaissance scholars would have made a great contribution to mathematics by translating and publishing, in 1544, some previously unknown works of Archimedes, perhaps the most important of the ancients in this field.
