To some extent, as the editors note, it was the translations themselves that governed their selections, at least in part.
And, by delaying the live video for just a few seconds, the dub and the pictures were in perfect synchronisation - even if the translations themselves weren't necessarily that reliable.
Unfortunately, his long chapters of introduction and conclusion are at times baffling and, with their strained analogies to "evolutionary ecology," even infuriating, but the clarity, vitality and wild substance of the translations themselves more than make up for this.
Translating questionnaires can add significant monetary costs and time considerations to health research projects, while the translations themselves may also be problematic.
Furthermore, because worlds are (plausibly) defined entirely in nonmodal terms, the truth conditions provided by Lewis's translation scheme themselves appear to be free of any implicit modality.
In Book 12 of Richmond Lattimore's translation, Greeks defend themselves like bees who "make their homes at the side of the rocky way, and will not / abandon the hollow house they have made, but stand up to / men who come to destroy them, and fight for the sake of their children".
The ruling (PDF) is not hugely consequential, but it is indicative of the evolving place in which translation apps find themselves in our lives and legal system.
The NBA partnership will allow artists to have their music heard by a much bigger audience, but it will also allow for UnitedMasters to use its creative agency Translation to market themselves, their merchandise and tickets to their shows directly.
"That is, it's more time-consuming just to do all of the appropriate translation, interviews with detainees themselves, having the right translators available, being able to translate the information".
"His plays lend themselves to translation through black people because of his particular perspective".
