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Process definitions and related data are integrated using XML which will be translated to a colored Petri Net.

An added feature will be the inclusion of a common text element, which will be translated across all languages, to provide a precise comparable thread for detailed linguistic analysis for translation strategies and a mechanism by which these mappings can be explicitly achieved.

We will actually be putting sensors on the outside of the building envelope to measure pressure on the façade, which will be translated into how much air flow is coming through, and coupling them with computational scenarios and visualizing how the air is flowing through the building.

Anyone will be able to upload a document, which will be translated into native HTML5.

Anyone can upload a document, which will be translated into native HTML5, and become available to other users.

According to Royal de Luxe, the majority of the story will be told by the grandmother giant in her own language, which will be translated in subtitles.

mTOR-driven phosphorylation of key proteins is an intricate balance of regulatory switches that determine which mRNA will be translated as a result of mTOR kinase activity.

This does suggest that the intensive care community is showing real interest, which hopefully will be translated into routine clinical practice.

This is expected to increase the MSC-Scaffold preprototypes biointegration with periscaffold bone tissue by taking a full advantage of the interspike space of the MSC-Scaffold, which in turn will be translated into the improvement of the mechanical load transmission in bone-implant interface without micromotions.

Since the relational database is not an efficient way for data explosion, electronic transfer of data, and electronic business on the Web, we introduce a methodology in which a relational schema will be translated to an Extensible Markup Language (XML) schema definition for creating an XML database that is a simple and efficient format on the Web.

There's no word yet on exactly which of DreamWorks' characters will be translated from silver screen to adventures destined for the living room but the studio owns the IP to the characters like Shrek and Kung Fu Panda, to name two.