Sentence examples for immediate translation from inspiring English sources

Even though the recordings are quite developed and I've put time into crafting the sound, they're all a very immediate translation.

Sargent was remarkable, said James, for the "extraordinarily immediate" translation of his perception into a picture, "as if painting were pure tact of vision, a simple manner of feeling".

A new Bretton Woods clearly wouldn't have the same kind of immediate translation into policy outcomes as the great powers' economic summit at the end of the second world war.

Nonetheless, many radioisotopes are already approved for clinical use, thus allowing immediate translation to human applications.

The ePGA probably endorses the most traditional model of health, where the contribution of the platform is to optimise use of existing pharmacogenomic information, with immediate translation into increasing the accuracy of professionals' prescription decisions.

Overall, entrepreneurship programs have a positive and large impact for youth and on business knowledge and practice, but no immediate translation into business setup and expansion or increased income.

Address language barriers to avoid potential harm and costs; make immediate translations available for parents and PMs, e.g., phone-interpretation. Recognise staffs' diverse backgrounds and motivation as a resource.

The critic George Steiner defined intimacy as "confident, quasi-immediate translation," a state of increasingly one-to-one correspondence in which "the external vulgate and the private mass of language grow more and more concordant".

But exciting plays, pitching changes and controversial calls warrant an immediate Spanish translation.

An immediate trusted translation of data into "alert" or "all-clear" is needed.

Although the prophylactic study design limits immediate clinical translation, the results indicate an important regulatory role for PPARγ and suggest further study is warranted.