| There is an unmistakable beauty, a spectacular charge to found footage that is translatable for a wide range of viewers. |
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| At this point, slang and idioms are not recognized, so don't count on your pick-up lines being quickly translatable in the bar. |
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| Though the two abbreviations are Latin terms, they are easily translatable into English. |
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| When it comes to translating, sometimes a key word is not translatable into meaningful English, and in such cases I have left it in its original Sanskrit or Pali. |
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| According to Brooks, who here followed an argument of Benedetto Croce, the meaning of a poem consists precisely in what is not translatable. |
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| As previously stated, TCM is a system of medicine based on principles not translatable into western medical terminology. |
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| The traditional model of library services based on lending of the physical items they own is not easily translatable to the digital environment. |
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| The syllabus should be understandable to people from different countries, and easily translatable into different languages. |
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| They have to speak to all the creative people who will use it to make the movie, and they have to be translatable to hard budgets and schedules. |
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| Note that using this method does not keep the picklist entries translatable. |
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| As well, the benefits of research, very important to the current review, are not always translatable into dollars and cents. |
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| There was no incorporation of translatable plasmid DNA sequences outside of the T-DNA region. |
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| Keep in mind that little is translatable from a single study. |
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| In 1955, the provincial party name was changed to Le Parti social démocratique du Québec in order to more clearly indicate its objectives and to be more easily translatable than the former CCF title. |
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| The present Decision creates a standardised European format of transmission of information on convictions, allowing information to be exchanged in a uniform, electronic and easily computer translatable way. |
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| As such, dictionary entries are not fully translatable into other languages, but encyclopedia articles can be. |
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| By the strong inexpressibility of contradictory negation there is no single IFL sentence, not translatable into FO, whose contradictory negation has a truth-condition of that form. |
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| Certain expressions, even if translatable, were best not translated. |
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| The secretariat made a presentation on the subject of the title for the Conference, which should refer to the process of ageing and should be translatable into all relevant languages. |
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| They are most likely to be picked up and are easily translatable by the United Nations information centres, both linguistically and in terms of adaptation to a local context. |
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| If we're going to be comparing statistics or compiling statistics, it should be easily translatable and understood, because we're working from essentially the same definition. |
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| Although these two rattles are readily identified as killer whales, we cannot assume today that all meanings and their subtle distinctions are translatable over boundaries of culture, time and space. |
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| For the development of the software solution, standardization is very important: ideally, there should be one single solution applicable at all local levels and translatable into local languages. |
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| Judgments are thus ramified and ramifiable. Adopting Peircean terminology, the artwork is indefinitely translatable into interpretants of great variety. |
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