Sentence examples for means translating from inspiring English sources

To health care delivery scientists, translational medicine means translating knowledge about individuals into populations, to close the gap in the access and delivery of new treatment options [ 5].

Decoding a dream thus means translating such visual representations back into intersubjectively available language through free association.

This is tougher than it might seem: it means translating specialist data and language into accessible terms; it often means thinking on one's feet; and it demands a personality that people trust.

Never married, Mr. Poon is constantly pouring his time into the community, whether that means translating documents for Chinese immigrants or carving and cooking at events to benefit the elderly or the young, to cure cancer or homelessness or to help the mentally disabled.

Helm et al. (2015a) identified ten skills that students usually apply when doing a book entry for a discount (e.g., formalisation means translating the business case into a book entry, selecting the appropriate accounts, etc).

Because Luke's father has been absent from his life, he is clueless about what parenting really means, translating it mainly into getting more things for his son.

I suppose by "rediscovered", Penguin means "translated into English".

That meant translating Mr. Shamoon's English-language script, which draws on Robert Marshall's book "In the Sewers of Lvov," back into the languages of the real-life characters: Polish, German, Yiddish and Ukrainian.

This doesn't just mean translating the written or spoken parts of a game, but also other creative or story elements so that a title is relatable and will resonate in Arabic speaking countries.

"The thing that I would really like to try to do is translate my material, I mean translate the literal words," he said.

While this perception does by no means translate into an objective evaluation of the effectiveness of nudging, it contributes to an understanding of consumers' attitudes toward the usefulness of nudges.