Sentence examples for translating the complex from inspiring English sources

Here, ZeniMax have done a reasonable job of translating the complex range of inputs needed to the controller.

The commission has done a technically proficient job in translating the complex provisions of the 1996 Telecommunications Act into policies that promote vigorous competition.

At our official launch party, Judge Abdulqawi Ahmed Yusuf from the international court of justice welcomed the site's potential to translate the complex and convoluted language of international law and communicate it in an immediate way.

A proper analysis needs more space, but happily, the performance managed to translate the complex conceits of Mr. Cooder and the album's musical director, Demetrio Muñiz, to the stage.

In 2013, van Herpen launched a ready-to-wear line, which offered simplified versions of the technical fabrics that had become her signature, and translated the complex structures of her couture clothing into more affordable flourishes in trim and detailing.

Psihoyos's real mastery in making The Cove – and the reason it has received such praise in the US – is the way in which he went about capturing evidence of the slaughter, and the way he translates the complex mission onto the screen.

Advanced design software not only enables Hadid to translate the complex geometry of her imagination into solid concrete structures like the Phaeno, it also acts as a more empathetic design process, and she now translates ideas directly from her sketchbooks on to the computer.

These screens aspire to hold the entire atmosphere of the earth, to translate the complex flows and counterflows of gases and moisture into lines and numbers and blobs of color, which England and his colleagues are trained to translate back into actual weather.

The critical load (Lc) recorded from the scratch test translates the complex intrinsic properties of a specific coating into a very reproducible figure of great practical significance.

The graphical model is shown to be able to translate the complex inter-relationships between process parameters into an easily understood form.

Recent years have seen a growing reliance on "evidence-based guidelines or consevidence-based guidelinesh rigorous, expliconsensusdstatements to translate the complex findings of scientific research into operational recommendations for medical care.