"Edwin Morgan was not only our national poet – widely read, studied at school, much loved by fellow authors as well as readers – but our international poet: a marvellous translator from many languages and, equally, translated into many languages.
"Musou" apparently means "story", but on this evidence might equally translate as "press buttons furiously and hope".
Siri Guru Granth Sahib is equally clear on the invalidity of the caste system: (as translated) 'recognize One light in all, and ask not the caste - the caste is not recognized hereafter'.
The other foundational poet of the Greek tradition, Homer, has less to say explicitly about justice; more important for later debates is his broader conception of aretê, which can be equally well translated 'virtue' or 'excellence'excellence
DARPA hopes that its next generation voice translation software can be equally effective at translating Arabic, Farsi, Pashto, Dari and Urdu with more languages to be added in the future.
If these patterns are equally scaled or translated, or their overall luminosity is equally reduced/increased, the rat will still correctly discriminate them, since the relative brightness of their bottom halves will remain unchanged (the square's bottom half will always be brighter than the triangle's bottom half), de facto acting as a transformation-invariant, low-level, diagnostic image feature.
Equally critical will be translating this normative change into practice, a move that we look forward to contributing to, together with policymakers in Washington.
Apple seems to have very high visibility with children and the youth market, and that's increasing, but it isn't necessarily translating into equally big gains among teens and adults according to Nielsen's survey.
Feng is considered the father of China aviation, and in addition to the fruit of his own trial and error attempts to fly, which cost him his life in 1912, he is also responsible for the less sexy but equally vital task of translating into Chinese the reports of what other aviation pioneers were learning in America and France.
Even if the position taken by advocates is based on excellent research, as it often is, the equally-necessary work of translating this research into relevant, constructive and realistic policy options is not often done – in part because governments themselves are hardly ever entirely open about the parameters of decision making, even if they know themselves.
