Sentence examples for translating a new from inspiring English sources

In an Op-Ed article, Nathan Englander, the author of "The Ministry of Special Cases," writes about how translating a new Haggadah unlocked his memories of Passover's past.

Translating a new technology from the research to clinical domain however first requires standardization and validation.

A major challenge to translating a new cancer biomarker to the clinic is the study sample size.

Michael Capasso, the founder and director of Dicapo Opera, has helped translate a new English version of the book, with lyrics by Gene Scheer.

She has just translated a new version of four plays by Euripides; there is a plan to go to Germany to do some kind of performance poetry with her boyfriend, who looks nonplussed when she mentions it.

Together they created "Brundibar," a picture book based on the opera performed in the 1940's by children in the Theresienstadt concentration camp, and they have designed and translated a new version of the opera.

That work led to a few more collages on dance themes and, in 1940, to an odd experiment in which Matisse translated a new painting, "Still Life with Shell," of a seashell, apples, and serving vessels on a table, into pinned paper elements, with lengths of string for the table's edges.

Influenced by anime, comic and video game from Japan, youths translate a new word from Japanese to illustrate a beauty with black, long and straight hair.

More recently, in 2005, van Bokhoven et al described a new exon 1a/2-spliced mRNA able to translate a new protein named ΔMYCN [ 4].

Every mRNA molecule M i can be degraded (with probability 1/ τ M ) or can translate a new protein P i (with probability β ≤1−1/ τ M ).

When, in fact, translating a narrative into a new medium generally means using the most interesting aspects of that new medium.