Sentence examples for translation means from inspiring English sources

The nature of translation means that to think otherwise is folly.

Doing just fine, in her translation, means a weekly walk to the Capital Area Food Bank of Texas truck that delivers free food to her neighborhood.

The title in translation means "Beyond Belief," which must be one way of summarizing this writer's reaction to the rage that her earlier work unleashed.

Talk story about the 72nd annual meeting of the N. Y. Zoological Society begins with a Greek sentence which, in translation, means: "Everything changes, but nothing progresses".

By Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, February 17 , 1968P. 23 Talk story about the 72nd annual meeting of the N. Y. Zoological Society begins with a Greek sentence which, in translation, means: "Everything changes, but nothing progresses".

The New Yorker, February 17 , 1968P. 23 Talk story about the 72nd annual meeting of the N. Y. Zoological Society begins with a Greek sentence which, in translation, means: "Everything changes, but nothing progresses".

I asked the translator how she had rendered the line "Is she Catholic?" and was told the translation meant "Is she Italian?" After further probing, I learned that it was closer to "Is she an Italian woman from across the water with hairy feet?" Of course - a Sicilian.

Fig. 4 AP translation mean and standard deviation values for 0°, 15°, 30°, 60° and 90° knee flexion before and after 50'000 cycles testing.

Complications were seen in 29.2 % (7/24) of patients in the FP group, including five cases of nonunion with broken screws and two cases of nonunion with medial translation (mean 3.41 mm) due to screw pull out.

The Satemo Mining Company of Tangier, Nova Scotia (named by Clark after a Japanese word which, according to his translation, meant "all right") became a subsidiary of Clark & Bothwell in the summer of 1881.

We also calculated the mean head translation, mean head rotation, and framewise displacement (FD) [ 25, 26] for each group.