Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
bande graphique
English translation:
strip chart
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CMJ_Trans (X)
Jun 11, 2004 06:29
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French term
bande graphique
French to English
Tech/Engineering
IT (Information Technology)
I am finalising a translation into English on a computer-based event recording system. More than once I have come up against the term "bande graphique" and have changed my mind 4 times on how to translate this. Can someone make it up for me?
"Pour récupérer et analyser une bande graphique du système XXX, vous devez d'abord interroger le serveur XXX...
"Le fichier de la bande graphique" (they are recording incidents..)
Sorry not to have more to offer but the term crops up in laconic phrases of this type only and there are no images tol put me on the right track
"Pour récupérer et analyser une bande graphique du système XXX, vous devez d'abord interroger le serveur XXX...
"Le fichier de la bande graphique" (they are recording incidents..)
Sorry not to have more to offer but the term crops up in laconic phrases of this type only and there are no images tol put me on the right track
Proposed translations
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1 +3 | strip chart |
Tony M
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4 | graphic band |
Serkan Doğan
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4 | image file |
Julia Gal
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Proposed translations
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strip chart
Well, it seems to me from your description as if this is literally a 'strip', and it is clearly some kind of graph, so maybe 'chart' would do?
This puts me in mind of the tachograph discs used in lorries, coaches etc., that similarly record (simplified!) data for the duration of a trip.
I hope that may be able to send your research of in the right direction, at least!
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Note added at 1 hr 5 mins (2004-06-11 07:35:16 GMT)
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Maybe this (one of 2000 + Google hits) is what you\'re looking for:
Publications on Railroad Industry Safety by ATA Associates...
The events can be printed on a strip chart or in a ... and activities on or near the train tracks. The system enhances safety of operations along rights of way and ...
www.ataassociates.com/RailArt.htm
This puts me in mind of the tachograph discs used in lorries, coaches etc., that similarly record (simplified!) data for the duration of a trip.
I hope that may be able to send your research of in the right direction, at least!
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Note added at 1 hr 5 mins (2004-06-11 07:35:16 GMT)
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Maybe this (one of 2000 + Google hits) is what you\'re looking for:
Publications on Railroad Industry Safety by ATA Associates...
The events can be printed on a strip chart or in a ... and activities on or near the train tracks. The system enhances safety of operations along rights of way and ...
www.ataassociates.com/RailArt.htm
Peer comment(s):
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Julia Gal
: Yes. I think this is what it is, given the additional context.
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Thanks, julia! Seems to fit, doesn't it?
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Vicky Papaprodromou
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Thanks, Vicky!
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bluemauritius
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Thanks, Howy!
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Comment: "Well this puts my mind to rest"
6 mins
graphic band
as far as I could estimate
14 mins
image file
Or possibly even just "video file".
It literally means "graphic track" or "graphic recording". I'm pretty certain that this term originally referred to the reel-to-reel films, where the pictures were on one reel and the sound on another ("soundtrack"), although now, obviously, it is all done digitally...
It literally means "graphic track" or "graphic recording". I'm pretty certain that this term originally referred to the reel-to-reel films, where the pictures were on one reel and the sound on another ("soundtrack"), although now, obviously, it is all done digitally...
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