Sentence examples for how we could translate from inspiring English sources

Day three's talk Cracking the human code explained how we could translate human genes into unique pieces of personal code, allowing professionals to identify our allergies, susceptibilities to disease and unique physical abilities.

At the same time as talking about how we could make easy cheaper meals using tinned oily fish, we looked at the designs and illustrations on sardine tin packaging and understood from our own drawings how these illustrative designs emerged and how we could translate this to our design process for the textile artwork.

"The discussion should move to risk analysis about who is at more risk or less risk instead of saying who's going to die or not, and also about how bias is happening". How these results could translate into the more ethical design and regulation of AI is something he hopes to study more in the future.

Second, even if democracy is attained, it is not clear how this could translate into stronger American-Arab relations if differences on core issues remain.

Long-Bailey said Labour was determined to move beyond rhetoric about a green revolution and work out exactly how that could be achieved, and how it could translate to new well-paid, unionised jobs across the UK.

You can't just walk into your boss's office and say, "I want a different job," so list for yourself your passions, skills and abilities and how those could translate to another position in the organization, he says.

"It's a very shortsighted decision that does not take into consideration how he could translate New York into his post-career career," said Joseph P. Beninati, a partner at Antares Investment Partners, a high-end real estate firm based in Greenwich, Conn.

I always knew it wouldn't be for ever, so when I had my daughter Ella at 23, I started to think about what else I'd be interested in doing and how I could translate that into making money.

As I prepared to re-enter the lecture hall at Princeton in September and go back online in February, I asked myself how I could translate the benefits of online technology to enhance the dialogue with and among my on-campus students, and between them and my online students around the globe.

Eagerness to pinpoint the particular protective factors of a good care experience, and how that could translate into better educational progress, has resulted in a new national tracking tool being developed by the National Consortium for Examination Results (NCER), the National Association of Virtual School Heads (NAVSH) and the Association of Directors of Children's Services (ADCS).

As it is, Alexander can at least congratulate himself on raising public awareness of a prime minister's duty to bestow his presence sparingly, with careful judgment, having considered, if he or she must accept a compromising invitation, how attendance could translate into human rights leverage or, as Ed Miliband prefers, "a flashpoint for protest".