Research on migrants' and interpreters' experiences with the health care system is planned as part of this project to better understand their needs and how to improve the delivery and receipt of care.
Trained photo-interpreters with experience interpreting leaf-off and leaf-on imagery classified each point as trees (yes/no), impervious surface (yes/no), or as a non-interpretable image.
Hellas!" Yatrakis did not need an interpreter to experience the first huge surge of national pride at these 2004 Summer Games.
Hui's struggles to learn English, she said, are the reason she wants to pursue a career as an interpreter; the experience has given her a chance to succeed.
To our knowledge this is the only formal interpreter training experience offered at our institution, and may explain some of the increased level of preparedness observed for second year students.
Interpreters in the non-English speaking groups were qualified interpreters with experience in health settings and familiar to the local community.
Interviews were aided by locally-hired, trained interpreters with experience in GBV-related research to provide immediate interpretation during interviews and discussions.
Furthermore, while informal interpreters are considered 'second best' from a policy perspective and within the professional interpreting community, some service-users prefer to use family members and friends as interpreters because, in their experience, formal interpreters may align themselves with general practitioners, thus obscuring elements of the patient's narrative.
Virginia had a long career in theater, television and radio, where she was an exceptionally gifted interpreter of human experience and emotion.
Hughes, the renowned poet and interpreter of black experience, and Van Vechten, a white novelist who championed the much-younger Hughes and the Harlem Renaissance, corresponded for some 40 years, and their gossipy letters were unconstrained by racial self-consciousness.
