Sentence examples for state translating from inspiring English sources
He uses the Arabic word hal to denote this state, translating it for westerners as "inspiration", but it packs an infinitely more powerful charge than our sedate expression.
That put him on the premises of the company's headquarters in Sepulveda, Calif., when its engineers began working to modify the amplifiers into solid state, translating all the tube circuits into transistors.
Among the different SCFAs, butyrate has been identified as the most potent histone deacetylase inhibitor (HDACi) [ 39], which may be of interest because the rs7903146 risk variant sequence has been reported to confer an islet-specific open chromatin state translating to an elevated enhancer effect on TCF7L2 transcription [ 40].
The name of India's largest state translates as the "Land of Kings".
Because of an editing error, the TV Watch article yesterday, about television on the eve of the election in Florida, a swing state, translated the name of a Spanish-language program incorrectly.
Advertising Correction: October 30, 2004, Saturday Because of an editing error, the TV Watch article yesterday, about television on the eve of the election in Florida, a swing state, translated the name of a Spanish-language program incorrectly.
We first note that both Yarov-Yarovoy et al. [16] and Grabe et al. [15] model of the down state translate in a counter-clock rotation of the outer TM helix S1.
This new state translates into an increased number of patients with oligometastatic disease in day to day practice.
A small entropy of the unfolded state translates into a small free energy penalty upon hairpin loop closure, and, eventually a small folding time.
The tool uses the SAL language to create an intermediate model, by converting the Simulink model into a formal model of finite states, translating the specifications and the high level testing requirements into formal properties by the use of linear temporal logic (LTL).
The sparse populations of several northeastern states translate into a small number of representatives in parliament.
