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In Turkish the word for literature, edebiyat, comes from the word edep, which may be translated as decorum or manners.
Above his resting place is the epitaph composed by his son, ending with the oft-quoted sentence "Lector, si monumentum requiris, circumspice," which may be translated "Reader, if you seek a monument, look about you".
Based on the results some insightful corollaries were drawn which may be translated as qualification of RFA for the respective tissue treatment protocol.
Taking into consideration that (delta _{xy}(t) + delta _{yz}(t) = delta _{xz}(t),~forall t in mathbb {N}^), which may be translated to (u_t + v_t = s_t,~forall t in mathbb {N}^), it is easy to deduce that the same relation holds for the equilibrium points (overline{u}, overline{v}) and (overline{s}), such that begin{aligned} overline{u} + overline{v} = overline{s}.
The battle was at "Wibbandun", which may be translated as Wibba's Mount; it is not known where this was.
There are at least 178 homeobox sequences in the human genome, 160 of which may be translated into homeodomains within functional proteins [10].
Academic literature proposes a number of different methods by which the I V characteristic may be translated [30, 31].
Which, in English rugby-speak, may be translated as: "Everybody hates us, we don't care".
We reasoned that the selective advantage may only be observable in a sensitized context in which small differences in silencer function may be translated into observable differences.
Indeed, her novel, "Hebi ni Piasu," which is available only in Japanese but may be translated into English as "Snakes and Earrings," is the intensely private story of a young woman, Rui, obsessed with altering her body by getting a large tattoo and a snakelike forked tongue.
The results reported here support a testable pathogenic mechanism by which the primary chromosomal disorder in DS may be translated into a distinctive phenotype expressed in the lens.
