Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Sep 22, 2001 18:18
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colocalisation
French to English
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... aucun projet tndant au jour de la vente à l'expropriation pour cause d'utilité publique des BIENS IMMOBILIERS, réserve faite des obligations d'hébergement ou de colocalisation susceptibles d'être imposées par la réglementation des télécommunications
Proposed translations
(English)
| 5 | collocation |
ildiHo
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| 5 +1 | co-location, collocation |
ildiHo
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| 5 | co-location .... |
Heathcliff
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| 4 | shared ... |
CLS Lexi-tech
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| 4 | co-location |
Maya Jurt
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Proposed translations
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collocation
So, concerning real estate:
Collocation is technically
feasible, but a market-governed economy is stacked against it because
taxes on land with assessed development potential are usually higher than
what the farm can afford, so it sells out.
http://www.geocities.com/RainForest/1381/practical.html
... collocation of residential, commercial and retail establishments with the transit system enhances social and economic returns for the
community.
http://www.fta.dot.gov/library/legal/jnt-par.htm
Good luck!
Collocation is technically
feasible, but a market-governed economy is stacked against it because
taxes on land with assessed development potential are usually higher than
what the farm can afford, so it sells out.
http://www.geocities.com/RainForest/1381/practical.html
... collocation of residential, commercial and retail establishments with the transit system enhances social and economic returns for the
community.
http://www.fta.dot.gov/library/legal/jnt-par.htm
Good luck!
4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "I'll go with this in view of the time frame. Some questioned the use of "colocalisation". However, the word appears as such consistently throughout the documents. It's surprising that all of my references avoid the word."
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co-location, collocation
Look at these links:
french version:
http://www.psi.ca/fr/hosting/PSINetserverhosting.html
english version:
http://www.psi.ca/hosting/PSINetserverhosting.html
french:
http://www.art-telecom.fr/textes/avis/01/index-01-377-eng.ht...
english:
http://www.art-telecom.fr/textes/avis/01/index-01-377-eng.ht...
Co-location has more google results.
Good luck!
french version:
http://www.psi.ca/fr/hosting/PSINetserverhosting.html
english version:
http://www.psi.ca/hosting/PSINetserverhosting.html
french:
http://www.art-telecom.fr/textes/avis/01/index-01-377-eng.ht...
english:
http://www.art-telecom.fr/textes/avis/01/index-01-377-eng.ht...
Co-location has more google results.
Good luck!
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Wayne Waggoner
: see my suggestion and comments for "hebergement" - equipt. is co-located on antenna...
23 hrs
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The exression "collocation" also exists in real estate. See my last comment with some links!
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shared ...
that is, 'shared...' followed by the same word you have used for hebergement.
the term appears in GDT only once, and in another context, as
colocation
Abrév.
colo
Variante(s) orthographique(s).
collocation
co-location
colocalisation n. f.
Déf. :
Hébergement partagé de serveurs, appartenant à des personnes ou des entreprises, dans les locaux d'un fournisseur de services Internet ou d'un centre de données Internet.
The definition was useful, though, for that concept of "partagé" as a translation of the prefix "co-"
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paola l m
the term appears in GDT only once, and in another context, as
colocation
Abrév.
colo
Variante(s) orthographique(s).
collocation
co-location
colocalisation n. f.
Déf. :
Hébergement partagé de serveurs, appartenant à des personnes ou des entreprises, dans les locaux d'un fournisseur de services Internet ou d'un centre de données Internet.
The definition was useful, though, for that concept of "partagé" as a translation of the prefix "co-"
regards
paola l m
8 hrs
co-location
I think the term is co-location, not co-localisation. And in this context, I'd like to remind all of us that we all contributre to the GLOSSARY. There are already several entries under servelra forms (verb, noun..)
See below, HTH
co-location
http://www.communitech.net/hosting/colocation/
"CommuniTech.Net offers co-location solutions in Carrier Neutral Facilities (CNF) through our Kansas City Internet Data Centers (IDC). With over 1.2 Gigabytes of fiber capacity on multiple OC-12s, we have the neutral fiber capacity to deliver the bandwidth and exchange needs for your organization"
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Other pros opinions of this response:
agree Heathcliff: Exactly. Known colloquially in the industry as "co-lo(s)".
agree Maya Jurt: Is already in the glossary
See below, HTH
co-location
http://www.communitech.net/hosting/colocation/
"CommuniTech.Net offers co-location solutions in Carrier Neutral Facilities (CNF) through our Kansas City Internet Data Centers (IDC). With over 1.2 Gigabytes of fiber capacity on multiple OC-12s, we have the neutral fiber capacity to deliver the bandwidth and exchange needs for your organization"
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Other pros opinions of this response:
agree Heathcliff: Exactly. Known colloquially in the industry as "co-lo(s)".
agree Maya Jurt: Is already in the glossary
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co-location ....
... and "hosting" for "hébergement."
Given the context ("réserve faite des obligations d'hébergement ou de colocalisation susceptibles d'être imposées PAR LA REGLEMENTATION DES TELECOMMUNICATIONS" (emphasis added)), I frankly don't see how it could be anything else:
"except for the hosting or co-location requirements that may be imposed by telecommunications regulations..."
Makes sense in the context of "l'expropriation pour cause d'utilité publique" ("appropriation by right of eminent domain, for usefulness to the public"), no?
HTH,
HC
Given the context ("réserve faite des obligations d'hébergement ou de colocalisation susceptibles d'être imposées PAR LA REGLEMENTATION DES TELECOMMUNICATIONS" (emphasis added)), I frankly don't see how it could be anything else:
"except for the hosting or co-location requirements that may be imposed by telecommunications regulations..."
Makes sense in the context of "l'expropriation pour cause d'utilité publique" ("appropriation by right of eminent domain, for usefulness to the public"), no?
HTH,
HC
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