Sentence examples for translate the concept from inspiring English sources
How, for example, do you even translate the concept of harm into the language of zeroes and ones?
Druckrey tried to translate the concept to befuddled Seagate scientists and suits.
"When I decided to pivot and translate the concept into a folding lamp, it was a natural progression to use the form of the sketchbook as a way to package the lamp," says Max on his Kickstarter page.
But global management by the UN alone has failed to translate the concept of collective security into a predictable policy backed by decisive and credible actions.
The fighting reflects the failure of the UN to translate the concept of peacekeeping into a predictable policy backed by decisive and credible actions.
"Further experiments on other vertebrate species before we can directly translate the concept to human studies, nevertheless, our study highlights the importance of social support and psycho-social wellbeing in cancer progression and outcomes," she says.
For the feasibility study, we translate the concepts and properties of the HermiT-reasoner [43] verified eSourcing ontology into a machine-readable language eSML for which Section 1 comprises footnote hyperlinks to the ontology and the website with the schema definition.
"These works try to establish precise connections between sounds, shapes, colors and movements, to visually translate the concepts of rhythm, melody, harmony, pitch, timbre and intensity".
An attempt is then made to translate the concepts into each other.
They began by trying to translate the concepts of "resources" and "pumps" (the energy allocated to each resource) into the trophic level problem (video transcript 12/3/2008): Lillian: I think we need to figure out what the pumps are.
For this purpose, experts involved in the translation process were required to have good knowledge of the French and English languages, to be familiar with the field of research and to be able to translate the concepts avoiding the use of any technical jargon.
