Sentence examples for translated so that from inspiring English sources
And Mickey wanted to do his part in Russian; he had a dialect coach who taught him and translated, so that was a very unique take.
"There are interrogations taking place, there's documentation being found and discovered and analyzed and translated, so that each day we learn more and know more as more address books are found and phone books are found and computer hard drives are found," he said.
All ligands are also translated so that their geometric centers overlap with predicted pocket centers.
The structures are translated so that their centre positions are the same.
First, one must understand the text being translated so that it makes sense to the reader.
A standardized binomial distribution is a binomial distribution scaled and translated so that it has zero mean and unit variance.
It was fitting, then, that the two books that won this year—"Life Explained," written by Michel Morange and translated by Matthew Cobb and Malcolm Debevoise, and "Small Lives," written by Pierre Michon and translated by Jody Gladding and Elizabeth Deshays were team-translated, so that instead of the usual two prize-winners, there were four.
For instance, a tablet from the museum, translated so recently that it only just made the show, names Sarsachim, a Babylonian eunuch who is also listed in the Book of Jeremiah as one of Nebuchadnezzar's henchmen at the siege of Jerusalem.No tablet has yet proved the existence of the Tower of Babel or the Hanging Gardens, although Mr Finkel has a complete inventory of Babylonian flora.
And it was this persona that translated so brilliantly to his 70s and 80s sitcoms, whose successes paved the way for every stand-up comic that followed to have his or her own TV show.
Always be translating: "So what that means for you (for the organization, for our customers) is... .. That's relevance.
The Coalition's campaign pitch on "jobs and growth" – backed in by a company tax cut – translated so badly to voters that it may as well been written in Latin.
