Sentence examples for translated by one from inspiring English sources
Speaking in Spanish, which was translated by one of her friends, Tejeda said Berry was nervous and crying.
Originally written in French, the text has been translated by one of the world's leading turtle experts, Peter C. H. Pritchard.
One trial was published in French (Gunst et al. [ 69]) and was translated by one of us (J. Voigt).
This is because the position-independent 1-spectrum feature vector representation changes only slightly as the window is translated by one position, whereas the position-dependent feature vector can change dramatically.
All NNR codon families are translated by two types of tRNAs with anticodons matching NNA and NNG codons, respectively, whereas all NNY codon families are translated by one type of tRNA with a wobble G at the tRNA anticodon (Table 4).
On graphene, the molecules are laterally shifted such that four fluorine atoms of one molecule lie exactly in the ring center of the other while being translated by one ring along the long molecular axis, which optimizes the mutual orientation of the local dipole moments associated with the IPBs.
A base from a bulge in the stem, A2602, has folded into the stem, forcing one strand of the RNA stem to translate by one position and thus positioning U2604 to flip into the active site.
"Our ancestors used bullets; we are trying to use education!" the king said, as translated by Becky Tandoh, one of the trip's organizers and a professor at Essex County Community College.
From this book, though, translated by Christopher Moncrieff, one can infer that things were explained differently in late 18th-century Königsberg, where ETA Hoffmann grew up.
In 2009 they returned to the rich, dark territory of the 1500s with the publication of Altai, now translated by Shaun Whiteside, one of the great literary translators.
In 2009 they returned to the rich, dark territory of the 1500s with the publication of Altai, now translated by Shaun Whiteside, one of the great literary translators.
