Sentence examples for ordered translation from inspiring English sources

This role of the polyribosome as a molecular platform that is actively involved in the ordered translation of protein complexes may provide new avenues toward the understanding of the implication of protein aggregation in a vast number of pathologies such as Alzheimer's disease.

Structural and functional evidence points to a model of vault assembly whereby the polyribosome acts like a 3D nanoprinter to direct the ordered translation and assembly of the multi-subunit vault homopolymer, a process which we refer to as polyribosome templating.

Starting in 1970, Bishop Ruiz ordered translations of the Bible and other religious texts in the indigenous languages of Chiapas.

This is a quote from a letter written by the king in which he ordered a translation of the Bible into the Swedish language.

But when does the second-order translation of an axiom reduce to a first-order condition on R in this way?

But again, this does not seem to be sufficient to discard this lower order maxim as being unjust, nor does it mean that a higher-order translation of it (as suggested above) would be unable to pass the Kantian test.

The basic recommendation for this process is in this order: translation, committee approach and back translation [ 7, 10, 14- 16].

He ordered up translations of a number of Latin texts into English, recognizing, like Macaulay, the importance of inculcating young people in his tongue of choice.

We're also working on new exciting features that will make it even simpler to order professional translation online".

The startup is also hoping to appeal to businesses looking to cater to international customers not only by offering integration through its REST-based API or by allowing them to quickly fill out their online form to order translations, but by offering email-based translation as well.

Akbar was especially concerned with the state of Hindus, so he made sure to participate in Hindu religious festivals and order translations of Hindu literature into Persian, the official language of the Mughal state.