Sentence examples for more precise translation from inspiring English sources
In April, Norton will publish "Proust's Way, A Field Guide to 'In Search of Lost Time,' " by Roger Shattuck, whose book title is based on a more precise translation of the novel's French title, "A la Recherche du Temps Perdu".
A more precise translation of the concept could be, "Vapor and breath!
More precise English translations have been around for a while from other publishers, and the less-squeamish French were doing accurate translations as early as the 1920's.
This approach has the potential of yielding a more precise timing model than the translation approach 1, because the temporal behavior of each Java Bytecode is not regarded as an interval but actual simulations.
These edits also include more precise definitions of these cues and clearer explanations of the sources of these cues (i.e., translation vs. rotation).
Our aim is to gain a more precise understanding of communities of practice, including their capacity as a form of social infrastructure to further knowledge translation and sustain collaborative efforts across traditional health care jurisdictions and disciplines.
Bush has been more precise.
Her cuts are more precise.
Contreras was more precise.
