Sentence examples for cost of translating from inspiring English sources

The cost of translating technical texts can be as much as 85 euros a page.

The cost of translating technical texts can be as much as 85 a page.

The owner was awarded the cost of translating some documents from Japanese into English.

They put the cost of translating a previously published paper book into electronic form at up to several thousand dollars.

To help spur more translations, government-sponsored cultural agencies in Europe and elsewhere subsidize — or fully cover — the cost of translating books into English.

TRANSLATORS A federal law that allows the winning side in a lawsuit to be paid back for "compensation of interpreters" does not cover the cost of translating documents, the court ruled in a 6-to-3 decision.

Some methods, especially water-efficient inland closed systems ("more crop per drop") which focus on fast-growing plant-eating fish, are an especially promising, cost-effective way of translating energy from the sun through plants to animal protein for human consumption.

Babigumira et al. [ 2], using a decision-analytic model to represent the consequences of an induced abortion, estimated an annual per-patient societal cost of $171, translating into $64 million in costs per year for the country.

Thus, in the case of a widely prescribed antidepressant, pediatric studies with a cost of $35 million translated into a return of $242 million, for return/cost ratio of 7 [ 36].

An international dollar is, therefore, a hypothetical currency that is used as a means of translating and comparing costs from one country to the other.

Send Clear Pro-Investment Signals to the Marketplace: While it can cost billions of dollars to acquire spectrum, that sum is only a fraction of the overall cost to translate raw spectrum into actual wireless capacity.