Sentence examples for course translation from inspiring English sources

In most cases, of course, translation would be an exercise in futility -- jargon-jugglers are rarely capable of disciplined thought -- but I suspect there is a genuinely worthy book lurking somewhere in the midst of "The Cowboy and the Dandy," which contains unexpectedly shrewd comments on such varied figures as Muddy Waters and Willa Cather.

Ideally, of course, translation wouldn't be so discontinuous, and physicians including the idealists joining tech companies out of a sincere commitment to change the world would arrive with a deeper appreciation for the challenges of implementation.

Of course, translation is a subtle craft; phrases that are perfectly normal in one language might emerge sounding incredibly bizarre in another.

Of course, translation played a major role in the success of the Boom writers because it gave them a much larger audience.

(All verbatim quotations of stimulus materials given below are of course translations into English from the original German).

However, the step-wise approach in our algorithm reflects the natural course of translation, since during the natural process of translation, each tRNA is chosen based on a local mRNA sequence, independent of a sequence located downstream of the mRNA location currently being translated.

translation school, which will soon offer an online course in translation.

The concentration of RNA used was chosen to give a linear yield of translated product over the time course of translation (90 min).

Of course, the translation is not seamless.

Of course, some translation is needed and useful, but for this to work, it needs at least to be clear what it is that has to be translated.

The aim of the present study is to biomechanically investigate the course of translation during a simulated early post-operative phase.