While Blackman welcomes the national plan to close assessment and treatment facilities, she warns: "There's good stuff being written … but the reality – translating it on to the ground – is miles away".
By eliminating tonal changes or contrasts - like shadows or bright light - in the painting process, you will have to develop a different way of looking at colour and translating it on to the canvas.
The singers, said to be the first to have undertaken the herculean task of memorizing more than an hour's worth of this music that never repeats and never goes where you might expect, appear to absorb the drama, enacting the text as Sellars translates it on the titles projected above the stage.
Mayberry has long been considered a good athlete, and finally honed his speed to translate it to success on the basepaths – he stole many bases in the minor leagues, but only 14 in the major leagues.
Originally the plan was to create "The Backyardigans" using "motion capture," a procedure that records human movement and translates it onto digital, on-screen models.
His collected works (Heisenberg, 1984) translate it as "On the perceptible content …", while Cassidy's biography of Heisenberg (Cassidy, 1992), refers to the paper as "On the perceptual content …".
Swann first meets Clark in the season two episode "Rosetta", where he explains his team of scientists intercepted a message from space and were able to translate it based on a mathematical key which accompanied the transmission.
The pen can also load "apps": for example, a user can draw an octave of a piano keyboard and play it (with the notes coming out of the pen's speaker), or write a word in English and have the pen translate it into Spanish on the pen's tiny L.E.D. display.
Many companies simply splash a slogan in English on their ads, and then translate it in small print on the bottom as is required by French law.What makes Keljob's ad stand out is the brazen mix of all of the above.
