Sentence examples for translation action from inspiring English sources
These numbers are invariant under bounded Γ-equivariant linear isomorphisms and under the natural translation action of Γ, dimlp lp Γ,V),Γ)= dimV, and dimSp lp Γ,V),Γ)= dimV for 1⩽p⩽2.
The order of the available actions within ReBoard can be configured via its shell app, which also lets you set the language preferences for the translation action (which defaults as English into Arabic).
The order of the available actions within ReBoard can be configured via its shell app, which also lets you set the language preferences for the translation action (which defaults as English into Arabic).
During retrospective-to-prospective scenario translation, action steps are often created from conclusion steps by changing the action from 'retrospective report conclusion creation' to a particular prospective action.
Chouinard and Tompkins were the founding members of a loose band of adventurers known as the Do Boys, a coinage they derived, with some self-mockery, from the Japanese translation of action sports as "do sports".
The term becomes so encompassing, it loses something in any opportunities for translation to action.
The most immediate casualty of that defeat would not be President Bush himself but the man he dubbed "The Architect". Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, the individual most identified in the public's mind with the doctrine of preemption and its translation into action in Iraq, would take the fall.
Second, depicting the 'response' to habit cues as an impulse allows for the possibility that habitual tendencies may, once activated, be overridden prior to translation into action.
Even though policies to address these and other issues might be in place, the translation into action is fraught with obstacles.
NGOs are contributing at all stages of the research cycle, fostering the relevance and effectiveness of the research, priority setting, and knowledge translation to action.
It was realized that behavior faces a limitation in its translation into action that is not considered in the TRA (Lynne and Rola 1988; Kaiser et al. 1999; Tanner 1999).
