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19:27 Jun 8, 2006 |
German to English translations [PRO] Science - Science (general) / Generic science/technology term | |||||||
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3 | {client} problem analysis, or domain analysis |
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3 | (analytical) testing |
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2 +1 | analysis or research |
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2 | musings |
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{client} problem analysis, or domain analysis Explanation: In software, we talk of 'requirements analysis' where we take the high-level requirements and break them down into lower level requirements that apply to the software. As you are trying for a single term, how about one of these? While domain is more widespread, i.e., the whole domain of electronics, you might be able to fit it in somewhere. Just a suggestion. Reference: http://quality.enr.state.nc.us/tools/fishbone.htm |
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(analytical) testing Explanation: If you google for Analytik + "analytical testing" you get quite a few hits for German companies with Analytik in the name. |
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musings Explanation: A real can of worms if you ask me. As for you three examples, for the first I really don't know what they mean -- maybe some sort of technical analysis and/or system engineering (IMO you need a German native with experience to answer that question), while the third one clearly makes analytical instruments and instruments for use in analytical laboratories and analytical processes. Just out of curiosity I googled 'analytics', which I naively thought was an academic discipline, and here's a sample of what turned up: Define CRM analytics - a definition from Whatis.com - see also ... CRM (customer relationship management) analytics comprises all programming that aims to analyze data about an enterprise's customers and present it so that ... searchcrm.techtarget.com/ sDefinition/0,,sid11_gci745647,00.html Web Analytics ( Usage Statistics, Analytics, Click-through ... Read a description of Web Analytics. This is also known as Usage Statistics, Analytics, Click-through Analysis, Customer Analytics, Click Through Analysis, ... www.bitpipe.com/tlist/Web-Analytics.html Data Mining ( Datamining, Analytics, Data Dredging, Database ... Read a description of Data Mining. This is also known as Datamining, Analytics, Data Dredging, Database Analytics, Datamine, and Data-mining. www.bitpipe.com/tlist/Data-Mining.html Analytics' buzzword needs careful definition | InfoWorld | News ... One of the buzzwords around BI (business intelligence) software -- analytics -- has been through the linguistic grinder, with vendors and customers using it ... www.infoworld.com/article/ 06/02/07/75123_HNanalyticsbuzzword_1.html -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 hr (2006-06-08 20:37:51 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- that should read 'for the first two' at the beginning |
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analysis or research Explanation: All three of the links you gave are high tech firms involved in both of research (usually called Forschung, but Denglish is everywhere) and analysis (of research). Particularly ACI, analytical control instruments. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 16 hrs (2006-06-09 12:17:29 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Most US engineering firms have someone (it may not be an entire branch) who does analysis on whatever the firm engineers. We've got an aerospace, environmental water, a structural-bridge and a chip engineer in the family, and they all do "analysis". None of it is the same, but all use the same term. I added research since it didn't occur in your posted lists. |
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