Sentence examples for translating the output from inspiring English sources

The design of a general post-processor capable of translating the output of multiple robot simulators to multiple robot programming languages is an extremely complex problem.

The presented workflow is generic and can be used to translate the output of a numerical simulator into simple predictive models in other research areas involving numerical simulation.

I have translated the output of all of the devices into a common visual reference to allow for easier comparison.

This included the stakeholders knowing and using the knowledge of: how data can feed into quality improvement initiatives; which data to retrieve from the NQR; how to translate the output data into pieces of information of interest to co-workers and managers; how to present data; and having forums for presenting local data.

As Pathfinder generates shapes according to the settings determined by the choreographer, dancers simultaneously interpret and translate the visual output.

For the chemotaxis case study a Bash script was created to execute the Linux version of the Morpheus model simulator and translate the simulation output to STML.

The ultimate goal is to translate the massive output from these higher throughput technologies faster than historical approaches and to more rapidly establish the roles of new biological targets in human disease.

If one translates the urinary output criteria used in the studies mentioned above [ 60- 62] to RIFLE/AKIN classification, this would suggest commencing therapy at either RIFLE Injury or AKIN stage II in critically ill patients when both criteria (urine output and creatinine) are included.

Finally, a standard GIS program-MapInfo Professional version 7.5 was used to translate the space time outputs into maps that depict clustering of under-five deaths in RDSS for the observed period.

The frequency dependence of a difference in gain (how the input amplitude is translated to the output amplitude) or phase, suggests that the concept of a unique, single-value "compliance" which would relate any shape of input to the output (i.e., regardless of frequency) is an oversimplification.

The income multiplier translates the impacts of output changes into changes in income received by households.