Jan 4, 2002 07:14
22 yrs ago
Chinese term

庡渘塣嶼壦峔

Chinese to English Bus/Financial Part of News Caption
場崯彅擛庡渘塣嶼壦峔滀梡掱幃

Discussion

jinshi Jan 4, 2002:
Is it Chinese? Why we cannot read it? Can uou re-submit?

Proposed translations

+1
19 hrs

master/servant arithmetic frame

master/servant arithmatic frame
Peer comment(s):

agree Chinoise
208 days
neutral #41698 (LSF) : Normally master/slave is associated with hard-disk or disk drives or master/slave computers. I have not come across mathematics that use the wording master/slave.
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285 days

Master/slave operational setup

For those who can't read the characters, it is reproduced here: '主从运算架精'. The original is actually traditional Chinese characters (still used in Taiwan and Hong Kong but not mainland China) and encoded in Japanese ShiftJIS encoding. Probably the user used a Japanese OS/browser.

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Note added at 2002-10-16 19:06:09 (GMT)
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The last chinese char is \'构\'. Original too small, didn\'t see properly.
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