The experience that translates everything is within the mind.

Arabic And this roughly translates Please, let me hold your hand.

It's a noun that loosely translates to to be greater than another.

In day to day life, this translates into greater enjoyment and satisfaction.

And al jebr roughly translates to the system for reconciling disparate parts.

Isn't it the mind that translates the outer condition into happiness and suffering?

This state of affairs translates into a sort of identity crisis for IAPSO.

The hope is that this gets more stem cells out, which translates to better outcomes.

A court filing says this translates to Colin owning property worth 316 million and Paul 176 million.

debt service coverage reduces the financial risk to investors and translates into lower borrowing costs for the borrower.

We put one every 25 miles on the freeway, and it turns out that translates into about 12,000 stations.

So an 82 percent absolute reduction translates into a 90 percent reduction in greenhouse gas intensity relative to sales.

Such upgrading enhances sector and firm competitiveness, and translates into greater world market shares in tradeable goods and services.

So this translates into ongoing violence, foreign interests, bribery, drugs, ethnic conflicts, bad health, shame, fear and cumulative traumatic experiences.

The end of the 19th century, beginning of the 20th century, and how that Hanging Chain model translates into archways and vaulting.

Similarly, there's another sequence of six stars, and that translates to aru meen, which is the old Dravidian name for the star constellation Pleiades.

But it's sublinear, and what that translates into is that, if you double the size of the organism, you actually only need 75 percent more energy.

So again the robots monitor this error and calculate the control commands 100 times a second, which then translates to the motor commands 600 times a second.

Some projects have continued to undertake advocacy programmes for years on end without a phased approach to ensuring that the advocacy translates into real change at the country level.

It is important to note that renewable energies currently account for about 9 per cent of gross electricity consumption in Germany this translates into a cutting of carbon dioxide emissions by 50 million tons per year.

He picks up a spoon, picks it up, scoops out some Shredded Wheat and milk, holds the spoon level as he translates it, moving all these joints simultaneously, to his mouth, and he doesn't drop any milk.

He managed to drive just a couple blocks before his red Toyota Corolla was stopped by two men he was forced out of his car and shot 12 times, presumably for the name of the paper which translates as Twelfth River.

Thus, President Enrique Peña Nieto s task since taking office one year ago has been to ensure that the promise of major change in Mexico finally translates into sustained economic growth, improved living standards, and faster convergence with the US and Canada.

Foreign direct investment accounts by more than 1,000 overseas companies translates into 145,000 jobs in Ireland, 70 of total exports, and 2.8 billion in corporate tax receipts. These companies spend 16 billion per year on goods, services, and wages in Ireland.

Very often regional particularity translates itself or becomes apparent as a functional one a regional environmental or a human rights regime, for example, may be more important because of its environmental or human rights focus than as a regional regime.

It's just like this one, completely worthless, in which it allegedly worked by electrostatic magnetic ion attraction, which translates to pseudoscientific baloney would be the nice word in which you string together a bunch of words that sound good, but it does absolutely nothing.

As Germany s economic preponderance translates into greater political power, it becomes increasingly important to supplement this with France s unique point of view. This is particularly true in view of today s unstoppable progress toward closer economic integration, which will lead, happily or haphazardly, to greater political integration.

Governments, however, need to understand the barriers to investment regulatory failures weak enablers, including financial and human capital poor infrastructure and substandard technology. And they must undertake rigorous cost benefit analyses, in order to ensure that any intervention translates into private investment that promotes productivity growth.

According to the World Bank, developing countries spend an average of 3 4 of GDP on infrastructure every year, compared to an estimated 7 of GDP required to meet existing infrastructure needs for maintaining rapid growth. This translates into an annual gap of at least 300 billion at current prices.

Unfortunately, the International Monetary Fund's latest study by its staff, Women, Work, and the Economy, shows that, despite some improvements, progress toward leveling the playing field for women has stalled. This is bad news for everyone, because it translates into lower economic growth amounting to as much as 27 of per capita GDP in some countries.

Given that affluent households spend a smaller share of their incomes and wealth, greater inequality translates into lower overall consumption, thereby hindering the recovery of economies already burdened by inadequate aggregate demand. Today s high levels of inequality also impede the structural reforms needed to boost productivity, while undermining efforts to address residual pockets of excessive indebtedness.

Finally, according to a fourth group of economists, centered around Ricardo Caballero of MIT, the problem is a global shortage of safe assets. This view translates into policies aimed at better mobilizing society s financial risk bearing capacity, and that use the public sector to outwit the forces of time and ignorance that curb willingness to engage in risky investments.

DAKAR There is something dismally familiar about the tide of news reports concerning Africa s increased suffering more poverty, malnutrition, civil strife, and death in the face of the recent global financial crisis. Almost everywhere, the media translates academic conclusions into graphic illustrations of brutality and despair in places such as Guinea and the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Unfortunately, the International Monetary Fund s latest study by its staff, Women, Work, and the Economy, shows that, despite some improvements, progress toward leveling the playing field for women has stalled. This is bad news for everyone, because it translates into lower economic growth amounting to as much as 27 of per capita GDP in some countries.

22. Also calls for the fulfilment of pledges by the Group of Eight countries to double by 2010 official development assistance to Africa, and in this regard calls upon the international community, particularly the Group of Eight, to honour their commitments and to ensure that the increase in official development assistance translates into the actual flow of financial resources to developing countries

In Africa, for example, road coverage on Google Maps increased from 20 in 2008 to 75 last year, while the number of towns and villages for which detailed maps are available grew by more than 1,000 . This has not only facilitated trade and transport, but also translates into faster response times for emergency services, saving thousands of lives each year.

In this environment, the upcoming European Parliament elections seem tailor made for extremist parties, with recent public opinion polls suggesting that the National Front will come out on top in France. European elections leave most citizens indifferent, which translates into low voter turnout except among those who, defined by what they oppose, wish to express their anger and frustration with the status quo.

This translates into the United States and others spelling out the gains Palestinians can expect in a peace agreement with Israel and what Sunnis and Shia can reasonably expect in Iraq s new political order. Bringing about a lasting cease fire in Lebanon will also help calm the emotions that will lead some to become terrorists and others to tolerate or support them.

By contrast, when the personal situations of many individual Americans are examined through European eyes, the extreme individualism that constitutes a key part of American optimism translates into an unacceptable social scandal. Cities of Tents are Filling with the Victims of the Economic Crisis, read one headline a month ago on the front page of a mass circulation American newspaper.

Thus, the economic stimulus provided by the German state budget will amount to 4.4 of GDP in 2009. In the United States, the budget deficit in 2008 stood at 5.8 of GDP, and, according to the same OECD forecast, will amount to 10.2 of GDP in 2009, which translates into exactly the same economic stimulus as in Germany, 4.4 of GDP.

The essential economic problem is clear there is an almost desperate need for more fiscal space in the eurozone to boost aggregate demand, including more investment in Germany. But there is also a persistent need for deep structural reforms on the supply side, so that fiscal stimulus translates into sustainable long term growth, not just temporary spurts and further increases in countries debt ratios.

Indeed, experience gives little reason to presume that a modern way of speaking, willingness to liberalize the economy, and an urge for technological development automatically translates into a democratic opening. It is more realistic to expect that the new Arab elites will make use of their states authoritarian institutions, both to overcome resistance to their economic agendas and to consolidate their newly acquired power.

Given their benefits, GM crops repeat index the proportion of farmers who, after trying a GM variety, choose to plant it again is very high. The boost to farm incomes and farm security which translates into higher household incomes and improved standards of living is particularly important in developing countries, where income levels are lowest but per hectare benefits from planting GM varieties have been greatest.

What is humiliating is to have a government that cuts a half million public sector jobs and causes the loss of another half million jobs in the private sector. In an economy of 30 million jobs, that translates into an increase in the unemployment rate of 3.5 percentage points at a time when no sources of expanding private sector demand exist to pick up the slack.

Although all 40 kinds of plastics used in a North American automobile can be recycled, the need to separate and clean them makes using them more expensive than using virgin plastic resins. This translates into a higher proportion of plastics in the remnants of shredded end of life automobiles a contaminated mixture of plastics and non plastics that is usually disposed of through some combination of landfilling, incineration, and secondary recycling.