Sentence examples for exists translation from inspiring English sources

Grossman is at her eloquent best not when she makes plaintive, resentful demands that the "bloated international conglomerates" owning the major publishing houses face up to their responsibility to foster literature in translation, but rather when she reveals her joy in her work and her true inspiration: "Where literature exists, translation exists.

Whilst RCT evidence for the effectiveness of exercise in reducing depression exists, translation of this evidence into routine practice has been limited.

Despite increasing evidence that shifts the balance between "fact or fiction" to indicate that such potent immunomodulatory properties in vitro exist, translation of these findings to the in vivo scenario for ASCs is still challenging.

There exist translations of this text into English, French, Italian, Japanese, Spanish and Polish.

As no Chinese (Cantonese) validated version of the SPADI exists, formal translation according to established guidelines [ 31, 35, 36] has been performed.

There exists a translation in the English version of the journal under the title "African-Negro Aesthetics" (published in the 1956, vol 4, issue of Diogenes, it can be found online at http://dio.sagepub.com/content/4/16/23.citation) but it is just not good.

"It is well known that there exists a translation of Beowulf into modern English prose made by JRR Tolkien," says the preface, adding "that it has remained unpublished for so many years has even become a matter of reproach".

There exists a translation γ, due to Gödel, such that a formula A of intuitionistic logic is intuitionistically valid iff A 's γ-translation is valid in S4.

One may be interested in the following strong containment problem: Whether for given convex domains K 0 and K 1, there exists a translation x so that x + α K 0 ⊂ K 1 or x + α K 1 ⊂ K 0 for any rotation α.

Consider an integer (n ge 1), the set begin{aligned} S_n, =, { (j,k) in mathbf{Z }^2 mid j ge 0, 1 le k le n } end{aligned}of (n) parallel half-intervals in the square lattice, and the Houghton group(H_n) of all permutations (h) of (S_n) such that, for each (k in {1, ldots, n}), there exists a translation (t_k in mathbf{Z }) such that (h j,k) = (j+t_k, k)) for all (j) large enough [98].

A great deal of confusion exists about translation technology.