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That means that any uncertainty in matching the precise origins of two repeater quakes could translate to uncertainty in the travel times, and thus the temperature changes.
UNDERWATER EARTHQUAKES’ SOUND WAVES REVEAL CHANGES IN OCEAN WARMINGCAROLYN GRAMLINGSEPTEMBER 17, 2020SCIENCE NEWSUsers can also report words that are incorrectly translated.
TOUCAN RAISES $3M TO TEACH YOU NEW LANGUAGES AS YOU BROWSE THE WEBANTHONY HASEPTEMBER 11, 2020TECHCRUNCHUnder its “Good Customer Program,” Oportun allows borrowers to take out larger loans with lower interest rates, which typically translates to lower monthly payments.
THE LOAN COMPANY THAT SUED THOUSANDS OF LOW-INCOME LATINOS DURING THE PANDEMICBY KIAH COLLIER, REN LARSON AND PERLA TREVIZOAUGUST 31, 2020PROPUBLICAThat translates to masking up at tightly spaced campsites and when passing others on hiking trails, too.
A DIRTBAG'S GUIDE TO SANITATION DURING A PANDEMICMAREN LARSENAUGUST 31, 2020OUTSIDE ONLINESuccessfully navigating the transfers market often translates to wins on the playing pitch.
WHY MANCHESTERY CITY OWNER CFG’S PLAY FOR FRANCE’S TROYES IS SHAKING UP PROFESSIONAL SOCCERJEREMY KAHNAUGUST 20, 2020FORTUNEEven today, emotional meanings of faces may not translate across cultures, she says.
ANCIENT SCULPTURES HINT AT UNIVERSAL FACIAL EXPRESSIONS ACROSS CULTURESBRUCE BOWERAUGUST 19, 2020SCIENCE NEWSPlayers did make small behavioral changes on the field, but that didn’t translate to broader attitudinal shifts.
INTERFAITH SOCCER TEAMS EASED MUSLIM-CHRISTIAN TENSIONS — TO A POINTSUJATA GUPTAAUGUST 13, 2020SCIENCE NEWSAfter it was unable to take place, Elizabeth Webbe Lunny, BDG’s evp of revenue, said her team moved the retreat online and was able to keep the same format and instructor and was able to translate nearly all of the programming online.
HOW PUBLISHERS ARE SELLING ADVERTISERS ON VIRTUAL EVENTSKAYLEIGH BARBERJULY 17, 2020DIGIDAYThis means that they can’t capture and translate information from a single “boat” of dopamine.
SCIENTISTS USED DOPAMINE TO SEAMLESSLY MERGE ARTIFICIAL AND BIOLOGICAL NEURONSSHELLY FANJUNE 23, 2020SINGULARITY HUB You may think that translating your website into a “standard” language will enable you to connect with all relevant markets, but you risk alienating millions of potential customers if you don’t tailor your content to each target location.
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- alter conviction
- assimilating to
- baptizing
- be bearing again
- bending
- biasing
- brainwashing
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- call a spade a spade
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- interpret
- label
- lay it out
- nail it down
- name
- prescribe
- represent
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- tag
- translate
- accomplished
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- arranged
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- closed
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- cooked
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- discharged
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- takes care of business
- takes on
- transacts
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- winds up
- works
- wraps up
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