Sentence examples for translates from a from inspiring English sources

Whether this translates from a runway model to bit-squiffy-in-a-wedding-marquee civilian reality is another matter.

The 3D-printed sculpture pictured above shows how a stereographic projection translates from a sphere to a plane the curves on the sphere become straight lines on the plane.

Hall did not work from the Greek, or even from the Latin, but from Hugues Salel's French translation, which was in turn translated from a Latin version.

Usually a language is translated from a foreign tongue into a translator's native tongue.

The doctor strained, as though translating from a difficult language.

Proteomics describes the changes in all proteins expressed and translated from a single genome.

They say they don't want to read me translated from a foreign tongue.

But how is that translated from a shopping list into a linked set of aspirations and an ideology?

In the past two decades, human gene transfer research has been translated from a laboratory technology to clinical evaluation.

In order to formally verify these properties, CTL formulae will be used, translated from a logical table of technical specifications.

Translated from a French Protestant poet, Guillaume du Bartas, (1544 90), it appeared in sections in 1592 and complete in 1608.