15:27 Dec 21, 2003 |
German to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Electronics / Elect Eng | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Gillian Scheibelein Germany Local time: 01:50 | ||||||
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3 | associative/dispative linkage (to) |
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3 | supply/delivery |
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2 | dissipative? ask for more info |
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associative/dispative linkage (to) Explanation: dispative exists in ENGLISH and means associative - but I certainly cannot make it out anywhere as a German word. |
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dissipative? ask for more info Explanation: This is a pure guess, but I think that dispative is wrongly spelt and should be dissipative. The link supplied by e-rich is deals with enfilade theory of computing and IMHO has nothing to do with amplifier stations. However, heat dissipation is something that does crop up in connection with amplifier stations. Maybe they want to use the car park as a heat sink, in which case the station must be huge! As for Andienung: this means feed/supply/delivery i.e. towards something, whereas dissipation implies an "away" movement - all very strange. If I were you, I'd ask your client to clarify this sentence. Good luck Reference: http://www.its.caltech.edu/~mmic/reshpubindex/MURI/MURI03/Yo... |
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dispositive Andienung supply/delivery Explanation: Almost twelve years down the line ... I was just looking up 'Andienung' in the glossary and tend to believe that the correct German is 'dispositive Andienung' (in the sense of 'Disposition' as used in logistics). I think they simply refer to supply/delivery options/routes available for this (presumably huge) amplifier station. |
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