Sentence examples for first problem in translating from inspiring English sources
The online biobank catalogue as described above goes some way to addressing the first problem in translating the European research policy vision into an infrastructure.
The first problem is in translating the word húnn, which may refer to a die (as suggested by the former translation), the "eight horns" referring to the eight corners of a six-sided die and "the flocks" that he kills referring to the stakes the players lose.
Two problems in translating this idea into a testable hypotheses are as follows: First, it is difficult a priori to decide which genes are vertically inherited and which were transferred.
His early memoranda and reports show a prescient grasp of the problems involved in translating the theory into practice.
The first step usually consists in moving away from the problem to facilitate the generation of new ideas, the second step then consists in translating those ideas back into tangible solutions that could solve the original problem.
First, the problem is translated into a mathematical programming formula, i.e., a mixed-integer programming problem.
They point to I.B.M.'s serious problems in recent years in translating its strategy into business.
There have been problems with policy implementation and in translating health worker training into improved quality of care.
The first problem was the first word, hwaet in Old English, which had been translated as lo, hark, behold, attend and listen.
