Sentence examples for event is translated from inspiring English sources

The Latinx celebration — which has been held for more than 20 years and is the longest-running identity-based graduation event — is translated into Spanish, and for the first time this year, the Latinx and Pan-African ceremonies were live-streamed for the benefit of family members who could not attend.

Concerning the UHF-RFID measurements, as in [11], each detection event is translated to a distance measurement equal to half of the reader interrogation range, r.

Using a novel stochastic molecular modeling approach, in which each hydrolysis event is translated into a discrete event, we developed a first three-dimensional mechanistic cellulose hydrolysis model.

The Declaration that came out of the event is translated below from the text in Cafe Fuerte.

In this study, a comprehensive hydrolysis model based on stochastic molecular modeling approch in which each hydrolysis event is translated into a discrete event is presented.

The resulting velocity changes in RSW coordinates at the time of the event are translated into a covariance matrix for the velocity.

Monday's event was translated as "mian dui mian" or face-to-face, which seems more apt for a talk show than a discussion with a world leader.

The two severed exons are then ligated to produce spliced XBP1 mRNA, which because of a frame-shift induced by the splicing event, are translated to produce active XBP1 (Yoshida et al., 2001; Calfon et al., 2002).

The paper details how data were created and recorded, specifically exploring how sensory-based research events were translated to data through the creation of imagined bodily empathies.

From the bedsit and campus computers of maths students who played fantasy baseball – a game in which real on-field events are translated into points – came the heretical realisation that some players, while not as traditionally elegant or as fast or as strong as the standard model, were nevertheless highly effective in some important aspect of the game.

We are the Birds of the Coming Storm, an insurrectionary and feminist tale dealing with the Chicago Haymarket events, was translated into English by David Ball and published by Seagull Books in 2014.