Sentence examples for which also translated from inspiring English sources

It's a real danger,' " Goncharenko said in the oral history, taped by the staff of the World War II museum, which also translated that interview from the Russian for this article.

The interview also shows how tight the collaboration has become between Mr. Awlaki and the Yemen-based group known as Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, said Richard Wachtel, a spokesman for the Middle East Media Research Institute, which also translated the remarks, which were released by Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula.

This effect was reduced with the O-GlcNAc-deficient TAB1 S395A mutant, which also translated into reduced phosphorylation of JNK1/2 on Thr183 and Tyr185.

Ms. Pagés makes three appearances in the piece, which also translates into three costume changes.

Ironically, the German verb kriechen (which also translates as "to creep") has the additional meaning of "to cower".

We are also looking for other funds that could be invested in development, which also translates into new jobs, in fields which so far have not always served the Polish labour market well.

Larger investments in land may be associated with a larger risk appetite which also translates into large year to year changes in income.

User data is routed at the CCN based on the non-zero precoding weights which also translates to the reduction in the user data paths in the backhaul.