Sentence examples for translating the performance from inspiring English sources
"Translating the performance that maintains everything that was intended by the real performance — that's the hard part.
While the other interpreters have been translating the performances live from what they're hearing, Murphy is deaf and performs song lyrics she learned beforehand with the help of a second interpreter in the audience giving time cues.
In [14, 15], the problem of fault detection are investigated for T-S fuzzy systems by translating the FD performance requirements over a finite frequency range into an (H_{infty}) tracking problem.
We now translate the synchronization performance into BER performance.
First, it gathers points of concern typical to most fault tolerant control applications and translates the chosen performance metrics into a set of six practical design specifications.
The Environment and Gender Index (EGI) provides the first quantitative data on governments' performance translating the gender and environment mandates in the three Rio Conventions and CEDAW into national policy and planning.
In addition, the 'GDP per capita rank minus HDI rank', (an indicator of performance in translating the society's wealth into social development) is currently the lowest for Botswana (minus 70), among all countries considered in the latest Human Development Report [ 3].
Thus, the mean of the normalized difference translates into the performance gain with a positive factor.
This includes a new presentation of the ways through which the measurements of cascade loss and turning can be translated into the performance of a compressor stage.
We believe that these type of analyses need to be correlated with the functional parameters of differentiated stem cells in order to understand how the genetic and epigenetic variability of pluripotent stem cells translates into the performance and safety of their differentiated progeny.
ACTFL Performance Guidelines for K-12 Learners (1998) translate the standards into performance indicators, which have offered guidance to program development and student assessment.
