In its announcement today, Twitter acknowledged that machine translations may be less than accurate, so it will display the original text above its translated version (though that is not particularly useful for people who can't read the language in the first place).
From the Army's uniforms, to its hard emphasis on drills, to its translated training manuals, French ideas pervaded and in many ways defined America's still-fledgling military, particularly in the nation's premier military education center.
And Ms Gerber notes that if you translate a document for a large company, that company will probably be reluctant to make that document, and its translated version, available to all-comers.
To determine whether OE-E6/E7, an immortalized human oviductal epithelial cell line, expresses oviductin messenger RNA (mRNA) and its translated protein.
With regard to ER-α, an alternatively spliced form and its translated product, truncated estrogen receptor product-1 (TERP-1), have been identified in the rat pituitary.
Let I x, y) and I x 0, y 0 x, y be the original image and its translated version, respectively, i.e., I x 0, y 0 x, y = T x 0, y 0 I x, y = I x − x 0, y − y 0, where (x 0, y 0) is the translation distance and T x 0, y 0 ⋅ is the translation operator.
They listened to its music, read its novels, translated its poetry.
The Times had its article translated into Chinese and published on a Chinese news site.
My passport, and that of any American, for that matter, has its text translated into French and Spanish.
Evidence for its being translated comes from ribosomal profiling experiments (Brar et al. 2012).
MySpace.com is profitable, but it has not translated its popularity into big advertising revenues.
