If you've never worked together, translating what you know about your friend's skills from a social context into a business one is tough.
The bilingual Chinese research assistants worked collaboratively together translating the study measurement tool to Chinese Simplified and Traditional formats.
The figure shows the spike rasters of the input layer neurons as a novel pair of stimuli from the two stimulus categories are presented together translating across the input layer before training (Fig. 9a) and after training (Fig. 9b).
The screen name CTGZ is an adaptation of two obscure terms from classical poetry: changting and gongzi, which together translate as "the noble son of the pavilion".
That is, until fragments of his work turned up in an Egyptian excavation in 1905, and decades later one of his plays was pieced together, translated and staged.
He ended up selling more books than any other serious writer of the twentieth century — "Animal Farm" and "1984" were together translated into more than sixty languages; in 1973, English-language editions of "1984" were still selling at a rate of 1,340 copies a day — and he left all his royalties to Sonia.
Returning from Texas to Mexico City in 1916, Azuela, disillusioned with the revolutionary struggle, wrote novels critical of the new regime: Las moscas (1918) and Los caciques (1917; together translated as Two Novels of Mexico: The Flies. The Bosses), and Las tribulaciones de una familia decente (1918; The Trials of a Respectable Family).
The key benefits of the driverless trains are [9, 12, 15] train running time optimisation, average speed of the system increase, headways shortening and dwell time in stations reduction, which all together translate into the first great benefit of UTO which is increased network capacity.
The new show features over 50 original paintings, prints, and sculptures that together translate the endearing and relatable caricatures of the Belcher family into an array of different styles and mediums.
RNA polymerase plus the ribosomes that together translate changes in the concentration of metabolites to changes in gene expression, or direct metabolic regulation of the activity of an enzyme correspond to such control actions.
At 23, while still a student of languages at the University of Oxford, Mr. Strugnell joined the original team of scholars piecing together and translating the scrolls, one of the great ancient finds of the 20th century.
