Sentence examples for translation projects from inspiring English sources

Because of Mr. Zhu's reputation as a translator, multinational companies approached the couple for translation projects even before they started their own business six years ago.

Iyengar sat at the head of a table in a windowless basement library surrounded by Western students bent over research and translation projects.

The Commonwealth short story prize will form part of a development programme which also includes building an online community of writers, supporting the nascent publishing industry in the Caribbean, translation projects, and developing emerging scriptwriters.

DeWitt's characters are caught up in several translation projects, ranging from the standard linguistic variety to the more delicate deciphering of interpersonal communications to a quixotic attempt to transform a film into a guide to life.

But putting effort into translation projects would be a small but tangible step in the right direction, and it is to be hoped that the GLF – happily growing into a very successful annual fixture – can help out with some sponsorship.

I've marvelled before at crowd-sourced translation projects in China, and I remain impressed by the impulse to watch — and translate — a foreign source as complex as these classes.

Most of the work translating over 21,000 text strings was completed in three days.Dwayne Bailey of translate.org.za, an open-source translation project based in South Africa, says localising open-source programs into Zulu, Xhosa, Venda, Sesotho and other African languages makes computers more accessible.

Mr. Chien is co-director of the Global Voices translation project, called Lingua, which uses volunteers to translate Global Voices posts into 15 languages.

At this point the Wikimedia has accepted SignWriting for inclusion in a translation project of articles written in English and then translated into ASL and is working on a specific translation engine.

In light of this history, the Oregon Shakespeare Festival's translation project seems fairly conservative.

He taught at the same institution from 1956 to 1964, directing the Machine Translation Project from 1958 to 1964.