Sentence examples for translate the common from inspiring English sources

With regard to the influent characterisation (Situation 2), the WWTP modelling protocols summarise well established methodologies to translate the common measurements (COD, TSS, TKN, etc.) into ASM family components.

Further studies are needed to replicate this finding in other populations and translate the common variant association signal into biological mechanisms of disease causation.

It may seem eccentric that my husband has translated the common fear of being cheated on into enthusiasm for the idea, but he's not alone.

The solutions found in literature are classified according to three different situations from engineering practice: 1) completing an incomplete dataset about the quantity and quality of the influent wastewater; 2) translating the common quality measurements (COD, TSS, TKN, etc).

The ribosomes would be forced to stack up as the first of the group reached the slowly translated section, but after the first ribosome passed through the pause, the second one would enter, slowly translating as the first ribosome more rapidly translated the more common downstream sequence, and this process would repeat for all subsequent ribosomes.

What is not done yet is the language: how we can translate this common understanding about the next steps, and the progress to a flexible and transparent process, from political language into agreement language.

It is simply unrealistic for westerners, influenced by Christianity and Judaism, to discuss how to resolve the conflicts with Islam until they "translate" these common terms into what they mean to Muslims.

The first ones (e.g. time or environmental costs) are translated into the common numerary by means of the willingness to pay or by deriving prices from substitute markets (hedonic prices method).

Each active ribosome translating through the common VF motif produced one smFRET event as shown in Fig. 1A and 1B.

In Mainland China, the Chinese word for "Mandarin" translates as the "common language," and outside of the Mainland it is most often referred to as the "national language" -- both these terms are indicative of the broad reach which a competency in Mandarin can afford a speaker.

T_his bilingual dictionary is designed to translate common phrases from the language of the customer to that of the sales assistant (and vice versa).