Sentence examples for translate advertisements from inspiring English sources
For instance, the Internet has been used to translate advertisements into other languages, to identify the location of rare plants in their country of origin in order efficiently to organize their harvest, and to track the shipment of animals, plants, and products when sent by mail.
Some of the creators of the sugoroku held at Cotsen include the post office, a life insurance company, and a fire prevention society, each translating their advertisement and publicity messages into an illustrated game board.
For retailers, it means looking more holistically at the customer to translate desired behaviors, such as viewing advertisements or browsing in store, into tangible rewards.
SCORECARD -- This is a tough advertisement, translating the fears of abortion rights groups regarding Mr. Bush's attitude on abortion -- which he has kept almost invisible as he seeks to appeal to moderates -- into confident but unprovable predictions.
Sending free products, according to the FTC, is viewed as compensation, which translates into an advertisement or paid endorsement.
No one has yet proven that neuromarketing techniques are better predictors of our behaviour than real-life answers – just because we find an advertisement engaging, it does not necessarily translate into us buying the product.
Promotion of this survey included use of translated Web site banners; advertisements in quarterly Member Organizations' (MOs') national journals and external journals; e-mails from MOs to their members; and promotion by the EPDA via the EPDA Update, publications, and social media (Twitter and Facebook).
However, media appearances and advertisements on local TV and radio resulted in many women being screened but did not translate into a large number of extra participants [ 14].
The design embraces human and architectural alias, translating space into profitable advertisement, ultimately integrating architecture into a feedback system where immaterial culture is both consumed and produced simultaneously.
