Sentence examples for will be translated as from inspiring English sources

A photograph of Northern California's redwoods, soaring skyward like a cathedral, will be translated as "Image may contain trees, sky, outdoors".

One who can be trailed by paparazzi in the hope of catching her making an awkward expression that will be translated as longing for a love that once was?

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.

(The Greek term polis will be translated here as 'city-state'. It is also translated as 'city' or 'polis', or simply anglicized as 'polis'polis

Dr Nyang called on all stakeholders to be actively involved in ending child marriage in her concluding remarks, "I call upon the government and development partners to come up with specific policies that will be translated into action plans as well as allocate adequate resources for the fight against child marriage.

Understandably he retains a self-belief that he can be a contender again, but there was little in his US Open first-round straight-sets defeat by Andy Roddick, the world No4, at Flushing Meadows to suggest such belief will be translated into reality as the British No1 approaches his 29th birthday next month.

Where English is not the official language such as in Tanzania, data collection tools will be translated by approved translators.

Posters will be translated into other languages as needed by the population composition in the buildings chosen.

Parent information sheets and consent forms will be translated into other languages as required by participating GP practices (e.g. Welsh, Polish and Brazilian Portuguese).

But if the nation was voting with its feet for the Khomeini solution and against the Shah, how can that popular will be translated into action so long as the Shah continues to resist the pressure to go?

Thus, considering the chemical potential as a driving force, the physical basis of diffusion will be translated into continuum equations.