Sentence examples for translate a whole from inspiring English sources

While that challenge seemed overly difficult, it gave Benenson an idea: "maybe instead I could translate a whole book into Emoji".

To bypass the difficulties of gene expression, it should be possible, on the basis of such information, to "translate" a whole coding sequence to the expression signal and optimal codon usage typical for E. coli.

That will translate into a whole lot of 70-year-olds hanging onto jobs further down the line.

While keeping the coordinates of the distal unit fixed (conjugated with the paramagnetic probes at N25C and K48C sites, each in three-conformer representation), the proximal unit of K63-Ub2 was treated as a rigid body that can rotate and translate as a whole.

"This translates into a whole variety of liberal positions" — Murray mentioned being pro-immigration and anti-school choice — "in which the élite has not borne any of the costs".

Alison Wolf, Sir Roy Griffiths professor of public sector management at King's College London, says: "It is basically impossible to create complex language-based test items which are comparable in difficulty when translated into a whole lot of different languages.

And just yesterday, the mobile analytics company Flurry noted that China now leads the world in iOS and Android activations — meaning that those shipments are actually also translating into a whole lot of usage.

Also, the ligand can be rotated and translated as a whole.

"If we're only paying about 20 to 30 cents more for gasoline typically, why is it translating now to a whole dollar more?" asked Sen. Ben Hueso (D-San Diego), who chaired the hearing.

The SDQ is translated into to a whole range of languages and is found to have reliable psychometric properties cross-culturally [ 33].

Mr. Marcellino could "in one image, translate the whole feeling and style of a book," said Nan Talese, who was the editor of Judith Rossner's "August" and Margaret Atwood's "Handmaid's Tale" for Houghton Mifflin.