Sentence examples for were expected to translate from inspiring English sources

But attempts to make computers learn languages in this way over the next forty years were largely unsuccessful, unless the range of words they were expected to translate was very limited.

The y-axis of the coordinates was directed from the N pole to the S pole of the circuit, whereas the x-axis was parallel to the cylindrical axis of the vacuum chamber: The samples were expected to translate along the x-axis.

A house style, after all, cannot always be expected to translate comfortably to a new house.

These figures might have been expected to translate into extra support for the Tories.

The Green vote, which appeared to have been squeezed based on the evidence of the final polls, was expected to translate into only one seat.

Time has announced plans to cut its staff by 6percentt and reorganize, which is expected to translate into some magazines merging noneditorial functions.

That expansion is expected to translate into an increase in exports in job-generating sectors, like Colombia's large textile industry.

"It's not about Newton's production in college, it's about how certain attributes can be expected to translate to the pro game," he says.

The larger contribution is expected to translate into more research contracts for British companies, the fruits of which could be commercialized into new products and services.

Metromedia's bankruptcy, which was widely expected after it missed two interest payments on its debt in the last two months, is expected to translate into losses at several large financial institutions that are listed as large creditors.

Such products are just the tip of the iceberg however, and there is much development work still in progress, which is expected to translate into new and exciting household gadgetry before too long.