Sentence examples for search for equivalent from inspiring English sources

Translation, at its best, is a dance between an objective search for equivalent language and an intuitive grasp of the author's intent, which may have nothing to do with the translator's point of view.

The self-organisation of large networks of coupled neurons into macroscopic coherent states, such as observed in phase locking, has inspired a search for equivalent low-dimensional dynamical descriptions.

The search for equivalent splice sites was limited to the adjacent intron and exon, and the cases when such sites were absent were not taken into account in calculations.

The IMG database was searched for equivalent Cas arrays in other sequenced bacterial genomes.

However, prior to searching for Equivalent to Marshall Class II leading to allocation of class II, Marshall Class VII is mapped in case of the presence of brain stem/cerebellar codes.

Swedish is also vowel-heavy, so I searched for equivalents to preserve something of the repetition of sound in Swedish.

I ran downstairs in nothing but a towel and flip-flops to search for his equivalent.

This discovery evoked a challenging search for eukaryotic equivalents of this bacterial HJ resolvase a mission that was surprisingly difficult and took almost 20 years to accomplish (see West 2009 for an excellent historical overview).

Searching for an equivalent oral tradition, he remembered his father's cousin Peter Scullion, a man who had "a large voice and a very stately method of speech".

Searching for the equivalent of an arranged marriage in our romantic day, Tyler ingeniously has found the one situation in which arranged marriages are acceptable in American life — in order to get a green card for a deserving alien.

Now I think you will see, organizationally, searches for the equivalent impact of a supply chain.