Sentence examples similar to self translated from inspiring English sources

It could be especially powerful for U.S. companies looking to use Messenger for conversational commerce without having to self-translate everything.

Reminiscence can be described as ' the systematic use of memories and recollections to reawaken or strengthen self-identity and self-worth' (translated from [ 3]).

I needed to return to my most independent self, which translated into not having much room for other people.

This self-awareness translated both personally and professionally ― and, indeed, research shows that employees with higher self-awareness lead to better team performance, from decision quality to conflict management.

Therefore it is difficult to conclude that these positive changes in self-efficacy translated into actual practice change.

Further, the intuition most of us have that we can self-assess (Pronin et al. 2002) may result from our many experiences of accurate self-monitoring being translated into a belief about our ability for overall self assessment.

The natural question of course is whether this self-alignment translates into improved patellar tracking, thus decreasing the prevalence of lateral retinacular releases.

The Internet self-efficacy scale (translated and modified based on Kim & Glassman scale, 2013), the self-designed anti-phishing self-efficacy scale, and the self-designed anti-phishing behavior scale were used in this study.

"Self-Renewal" was translated into eight languages.

Self-taught, he translated Russian math texts into English and submitted puzzles and solutions to many math journals.

Nicholai Lidow, an independent scholar who wrote a doctoral dissertation at Stanford about Liberian rebel groups, told me that Blahyi is "a brilliant self-promoter who translated his notoriety from the war into personal gain".