Earl M. Coleman was a fledgling short-story writer and poet fresh out of the Army when he got the idea for a custom translation business in 1946.
With his wife at the time, Frances, he started Consultants Bureau, a custom translation service, and over the years built it into the Plenum Publishing Corporation, one of the world's largest translators and publishers of scientific and technical material.
Total internal reflection fluorescence (TIRF) illumination was achieved with an objective type TIRF geometry using a custom-built translation stage.
To circumvent this problem, flexible tRNA-acylation ribozymes (flexizymes) were combined with a custom-made reconstituted translation system to produce the flexible in vitro translation (FIT) system.
So, I put my passport away, and pull up a chair, open the napkin, sip the paired wine, and savor the epicurean latitudes and longitudes of the globe, without customs and immigration, without translation.
Mark's explanations of Jewish customs and his translations of Aramaic expressions suggest that he was writing for Gentile converts, probably especially for those converts living in Rome.
Such translations normally require custom parsers or development of predefined transformers, referred to as shims (Hull et al., 2004).
The team also built custom software to aid in the translation, such as a cross-assembler and tools for handling the script and patching.
In addition, we built custom protein databases comprised of a 6-frame translatiof of human genome build 19 and a 3-frame translatiof ourouRNA-Seqeq reference annotation (comprised of mRNAs, ncRNAs, lncRNAs, and pseudogenes).
But etymologically, the term 'moral' comes from the Latin mos, which means custom or habit, and it is a translation of the Greek ethos, which means roughly the same thing, and is the origin of the term 'ethics'ethics
As in the functional translation, GraphML allows to define custom annotation elements.
