Sentence examples for extreme translation from inspiring English sources

Although this reduction is significant, it is unlikely to result in the observed extreme translation block, which is down to less than 1 4% normal levels.

("Extreme" translators are those who work through the night and deliver their translations on a just-in-time basis).

For the most extreme example, the translation rate is approximately e1.9 = 6.6 fold lower than the average translation rate.

Thus, even for mRNAs at the extremes of the translation frequency distribution which show apparent translational rates that differ by four orders of magnitude, this difference is more likely to arise from errors in the underlying datasets than from true biological differences.

More come to us through poets and scholars willing to give themselves over to the art of translation, an art demanding both extreme modesty and extreme boldness.

But it's hard to deny that there are extreme barriers to publication of translations".

As a global translation arrest is an extreme phenotype, we next determined if the cell-cycle arrest triggered by the induction of VSG RNAi is reversible.

Ventilla takes this philosophy to an extreme with his theory that computer-based translation technology will make the study of foreign languages irrelevant.

A stable weather condition called "low Middle Europe" (Tief Mitteleuropa, translation by authors) induced this extreme precipitation of 22.75 trillion liters over Germany in 4 days.

This study deals with the problem of the extreme distribution of a stationary non-Gaussian translation process which is a memoriless deterministic transformation of a linear and a pure quadratic process.

Such extremes of cultural difference demand a sophistication of translation that is simply not evident in many of the classic texts, though there are signs that this is beginning to change.