Sentence examples for translation submission from inspiring English sources

Specifically, the offending item was a satirical advertisement entitled "Islam--Arabic Translation: Submission," that satirized Tufts' "Islamic Awareness Week" by pointing out what the authors described as "astonishingly intolerant and inhuman behavior" in the Muslim world.

An American novelist I brought with me to the opening pointed out that the line printed over an aerial photo of a barren desert-like landscape (probably Spain again) that reads "The world is average sized" at VENUS goes "The world is medium-sized" in Lorin Stein's translation of Submission.

All the targets were subject to a random rotation and translation before submission to either ZDOCK or ClusPro.

The Amplified Bible translation expands on the "submission" scriptures: "Wives, be subject to your husbands [subordinate and adapt yourselves to them] as is right and fitting and your proper duty to the Lord".

Publisher William Heinemann said on Thursday morning, in the wake of Wednesday's attack on the French magazine which left 12 dead, that its "publishing plans remain unaltered" for the forthcoming English translation of Houellebecq's Soumission (Submission).

Of the translation process, the Stage VI (submission of reports to the developers of the original questionnaire) was not performed, and this is a weakness of the study.

Every year for months she would clear her social calendar and devote herself to reading submissions for a translation contest run by the Donald Keene Center of Japanese Culture.

After submission, the text that requires translation is automatically translated in the back-end and subsequently featured in a so-called 'Workbench', neatly placing the resulting text in the target language next to the original.

Another translation of hod is the concept of "submission" referring to a specific intention within prayer, as in "submitting to the will of the Creator".

Maybe it'll be like Google Translate, it had built-in machine translation, then improves over time as a result of user submissions.

Even the title has been described as provocative, suggesting a translation of the word "Islam", which in Arabic means submission to the will of Allah.