Sentence examples for conveniently translated from inspiring English sources

The German term can be conveniently translated as order-liberalism, or regulation-based liberalism.

But public-sector unions are relentless in demanding more resources and more personnel, which conveniently translate into more members and more dues.Their most dramatic success has been in Britain.

Moreover, as both FAME and PySCeS have a modular architecture, future expansions of the analysis capabilities of PySCeS-CBM will conveniently translate to cognate expansions of FAME's functionality.

Conveniently, it translates to Yu-Jin, which is a girl's name in Korea. .

The NZGG guideline defines several rules to determine risk categories (average lifetime risk, slightly increased risk, moderately increased risk and potentially high risk) and the gastroenterologists translated the risk levels and recommendations to help the general population conveniently understand these.

Then, by applying the previous inequality to the map (T-Id), up to translating E conveniently, we have, recalling (5.6), begin{aligned} int _{partial ^*E} |T x) - x|,d{mathcal H}^{n-1} le tau (n) int _{E} |nabla T - I|,dx le C(n)sqrt{D E)}.

For babies and families, this translates to conveniently located grocery stores, farmers markets, Baby-Friendly hospitals and breastfeeding support groups.

Sperm PLCζ is most conveniently introduced into oocytes by microinjection of its complementary RNA (cRNA), which is translated into PLCζ protein within the oocytes over a period of several hours (10).

That word is usually translated as "kings," and such titles as the Athenian basileus (an official, or archon, with a defined religious competence, conveniently but less correctly called the archon basileus by modern scholars) are then explained as survivals of an age of monarchy.

Khalid translated.

Maher translated.