Sentence examples for to translate time from inspiring English sources

Temporal colinearity was originally proposed as a mechanism to translate time into spatial coordinates, in different ontogenic contexts (Duboule, 1994; Gerard et al., 1997; Durston et al., 2012).

I have to translate my time to San Francisco or New York time multiple times a day.

These nodes are called translation nodes, and they are used to translate the time between different broadcast domains (see Fig. 5).

"We had to look at our brand, what it stands for, and how it's going to translate over time.

A Bayesian procedure is then employed to translate the time series of case numbers into a probability distribution for epidemiological parameters.

Another student was able to translate a "Times" headline.

Many restaurateurs cite Keith McNally's 11-year-old Balthazar in SoHo as the most successful effort to translate a time-honored French brasserie for contemporary New Yorkers.

Greece is said to translate five times more books from English than the entire Arab world annually, a stark contrast to realm of literary translations during the reign of the Ummayad Caliph al-Ma'mun in the 9th century.

Any constraint on my time is going to translate into less time with my children.

Remember to translate the equinox time into your local time zone.

"And not to expect a British sense of humor to translate all the time".