Sentence examples for translate move from inspiring English sources

Luckily, Prototype is here to translate: Move over, bloodhounds, there's a new odor detector in town.

You have to collect, process, translate, move it down the funnel, transform it from noise into a signal, before you know if it's useful".

When users choose Transforming, they can translate, move, or zoom in/out the graph.

The observers were allowed to rotate, scale (zoom), and translate (move) the models to improve visibility of certain structures, but adjusting the threshold value was not permitted.

When Buffett buys shares of a company for Berkshire Hathaway, the markets translate his moves as a vote of confidence for a firm's continued success.

With respect to health care delivery, gaining and then losing insurance coverage may translate into moving between different providers and may lead to discontinuous delivery of care.

In this way the microscope objective was translated to move the focal plane along the axial direction as the retroreflector was moved the same distance to maintain the sample and the reference arms matched in length for interference.

The number one piece of advice actually came in the form of a slightly clichéd Italian expression, roughly translated as: "Move forward and let others do the same".

The Fed's balance sheet could expand by 11 to 12 percent by the end of the year, monetary accommodation that could "translate into a move up in the S.& P. 500-stock index to the 1,505 area," said Brian Jacobsen, chief portfolio strategist at Wells Fargo Funds Management in Menomonee Falls, Wis.

The suggestion is arguably that the poets are makers (see also 599a2 3, where we are told that poets "produce appearances," as one might translate), that they move in a world permeated by making.

After the questions had been given, edited, and translated, we moved across the street to see Shariatmadari.