This document provides a summary of translation techniques used in translating a document about smart grid technology from English to Spanish. It includes 4 tasks: 1) The translation of one paragraph from English to Spanish. 2) A reflection on techniques used in the translation. 3) A chart comparing translation methods, strategies, and techniques. 4) Feedback provided to translation partners. The document demonstrates different approaches to translating a technical document across languages.
The group in a collaborative way creates a Slide-Share Presentation and consolidates the translation of the text “Smart Energy Reading”, the texts of the reflections regarding the problems faced during the process of translation and the chart with the meanings of a method, strategy, and technique, and their examples.
The document discusses translation techniques and strategies used when translating texts. It begins with an introduction to different translation techniques such as word-for-word translation, translation based on meaning and context, and using neologisms. It then provides examples of each technique. The document also contains a chart comparing and contrasting methods, strategies, and techniques used in translation. The chart defines each term and provides examples.
Smart technology is still in its early stages but pilot programs to test it have already begun. Consumers are testing smart meters in their homes to manage electricity use and demonstrations are planned to show how smart technology could work. Technology will likely be added in layers, starting with quick solutions to reduce carbon emissions followed by more advanced systems later. Cities are good candidates for smart energy investments due to their large populations and energy usage. By 2050, changes in energy supply will have transformed homes, transportation, and behavior.
Task based learning strategy unit 1 task 3 collaborative activity 1 (2)30743074
The document discusses translation techniques, strategies, and methods. It provides examples of each:
- Method is the process or steps taken to complete a task, like a doctor diagnosing a patient.
- Strategy is a planned approach to accomplish a goal, like a soccer team's plan to win a match.
- Technique refers to specific procedures used, like a teacher using songs to help students with pronunciation.
The document summarizes a collaborative task completed by five students. It includes translations of passages about smart grid technology by four of the students. It also includes a chart completed by one student comparing the differences between methods, strategies, and techniques in education. The students reflected on challenges they faced during the translation tasks, such as unknown vocabulary words.
The document contains translations of paragraphs about smart technology and smart grids completed by students as part of a group translation activity. It includes the original English paragraphs, Spanish translations, reflections on the translation process, and feedback among group members. The students analyzed techniques, strategies, and methods for translation.
Topics to develop:
1. The concept of Translation and its complexity
2. Types of Translation Techniques
3. The need to distinguish between method, strategy and techniques
The group in a collaborative way creates a Slide-Share Presentation and consolidates the translation of the text “Smart Energy Reading”, the texts of the reflections regarding the problems faced during the process of translation and the chart with the meanings of a method, strategy, and technique, and their examples.
The document discusses translation techniques and strategies used when translating texts. It begins with an introduction to different translation techniques such as word-for-word translation, translation based on meaning and context, and using neologisms. It then provides examples of each technique. The document also contains a chart comparing and contrasting methods, strategies, and techniques used in translation. The chart defines each term and provides examples.
Smart technology is still in its early stages but pilot programs to test it have already begun. Consumers are testing smart meters in their homes to manage electricity use and demonstrations are planned to show how smart technology could work. Technology will likely be added in layers, starting with quick solutions to reduce carbon emissions followed by more advanced systems later. Cities are good candidates for smart energy investments due to their large populations and energy usage. By 2050, changes in energy supply will have transformed homes, transportation, and behavior.
Task based learning strategy unit 1 task 3 collaborative activity 1 (2)30743074
The document discusses translation techniques, strategies, and methods. It provides examples of each:
- Method is the process or steps taken to complete a task, like a doctor diagnosing a patient.
- Strategy is a planned approach to accomplish a goal, like a soccer team's plan to win a match.
- Technique refers to specific procedures used, like a teacher using songs to help students with pronunciation.
The document summarizes a collaborative task completed by five students. It includes translations of passages about smart grid technology by four of the students. It also includes a chart completed by one student comparing the differences between methods, strategies, and techniques in education. The students reflected on challenges they faced during the translation tasks, such as unknown vocabulary words.
The document contains translations of paragraphs about smart technology and smart grids completed by students as part of a group translation activity. It includes the original English paragraphs, Spanish translations, reflections on the translation process, and feedback among group members. The students analyzed techniques, strategies, and methods for translation.
Topics to develop:
1. The concept of Translation and its complexity
2. Types of Translation Techniques
3. The need to distinguish between method, strategy and techniques
The document discusses translation techniques for summarizing a passage about smart grid technology. It includes 4 paragraphs about changes in energy supply and demand, benefits of smart grid technology, and challenges with renewable energy sources. The reflection discusses translation methods used, including looking up unfamiliar words and short sentences. It notes the importance of understanding the topic before translating. The chart compares methods, strategies, and techniques, defining them as the plan, implementation, and specific behaviors used in translation. Feedback from group members praises the translations and understanding of environmental issues. A slideshare presentation will consolidate the tasks and bibliography is included.
The document discusses translation techniques used to translate a document about smart grid technology. It includes 4 paragraphs from the original document translated into Spanish, as well as a reflection on the translation process, definitions of translation methods, strategies and techniques, and a feedback chart evaluating the translation. The translation addresses how smart grid technology can help transition to renewable energy and a lower carbon economy by improving understanding of energy supply and demand and allowing a more efficient electric grid.
This document discusses translation techniques for a group project. It includes the translation of three paragraphs about smart grid technology from English to Spanish by four students. The first paragraph discusses how smart grids will lead to changes in electricity supply and demand. The second paragraph explains how smart grids involve applying computer systems to collect supply and demand information. The third paragraph outlines benefits of smart grids for consumers, such as time-of-use pricing incentives and remote appliance control. Each student also reflects on their translation process and the methods, strategies, and techniques used.
This document contains a translation task between a student and tutor. It includes 4 paragraphs from an original English text on Smart Grid technology translated into Spanish. It also includes reflections from each student on their translation process and challenges, as well as charts comparing methods, strategies and techniques used in translation.
The document discusses translation techniques used to translate a document about smart grid technology. It includes 4 paragraphs about changes in energy supply and demand, benefits of smart grid technology, and challenges with renewable energy sources. The reflection discusses techniques used, including looking up unknown words and reading the topic. It found short sentences hardest to translate and felt most encouraged when the translation felt correct. The method, strategy, and technique section defines the terms and gives examples used in the translation.
The document contains 5 paragraphs about smart grid technology translated from English to Spanish by 5 students. It discusses how smart grid technology involves applying computer systems to electrical networks to improve generation and demand management for a more efficient energy system. It allows consumers to access energy usage data in real time and incentives to use appliances when demand is lower. Challenges include managing variable renewable sources and developing infrastructure in remote areas with renewable resources. Pilot programs are underway to test smart meters and demonstrate how the technology could work.
The document discusses translation techniques used to translate four paragraphs about smart grid technology. It begins with the translations of the four paragraphs about changes in energy supply and demand, benefits of smart grid technology, and challenges with renewable energy sources. It then provides a reflection on the translation process, discussing techniques used and most difficult aspects. Finally, it includes a chart comparing methods, strategies, and techniques used in translation and examples of each.
Smart technology is still in its early stages but pilot programs are already testing smart meters in homes and demonstrating how the technology could work, with trials of new electric infrastructure as well. As technology is added in layers starting with quick solutions for carbon savings and later more advanced systems, cities are prime targets for investing in smart energy due to their dense populations and high energy usage. By 2050, changes in energy supply will have transformed homes, roads, and behaviors as infrastructure rapidly updates.
In this presentation we will see the different paragraphs we have chosen and the reflection of each one of us about our experience of being able to translate and we will give some examples about the method, strategy and technique
This work is done in order to know the different strategies we have when translating texts in this case a paragraph that we chose and our reflection at the moment of translating and we will give a description and examples of strategy, technique and method.
With changes to energy sources come challenges in managing unpredictable supply and demand. Renewable sources like wind and solar are hard to predict, while nuclear is inflexible. Storing energy efficiently and encouraging off-peak usage could help address potential blackouts. A second problem is remote locations of renewables requiring new infrastructure, but smart technologies may reduce costs.
The document summarizes the translation of a text on smart energy technologies by a group of students. It discusses how smart grid technology aims to create a more efficient power network by better understanding electricity generation and demand. It allows for increased power from renewable sources and reduces operational costs. Smart grid technology benefits consumers by providing real-time energy use data and incentives to use appliances when supply exceeds demand. While still new, smart technology is being tested through pilot programs and demonstrations to show how it could work. Cities are good candidates for smart energy investments due to their high population and energy use.
This is a collaborative work of the course Translations Techniques.
Here you can read about some techniques used by students of the degree in English Language as Foreign Language program for learning English.
This document provides summaries of translations of 5 paragraphs about smart grid technology from English to Spanish done by 4 individuals. It includes the translations of each paragraph, reflections on the translation process from each individual, and 3 charts defining translation strategies, techniques and methods. Some key details:
- The paragraphs discuss the future of energy supply and use, benefits of smart grid technology for energy generation and consumers, and challenges of renewable energy sources.
- Reflections touch on understanding technical vocabulary, choosing accurate synonyms, and using translation tools like transposition and literal translation.
- The charts define translation strategies like literal translation, techniques like borrowing words, and methods like philological translation.
The document discusses translation techniques used in translating a document about smart energy technology. It provides the original text in English along with the translator's translation in Spanish. The translator reflects on their translation process, noting they began by directly translating parts they understood, looked up unknown words, and ensured the translation was coherent. They discussed using techniques like literal translation, transposition, and loan words. The document is meant to demonstrate the translator's skills and understanding of various translation techniques and strategies.
Translation techniques colaborative slide share group 22mktaborda
With the transition to renewable energy sources, countries will face challenges in managing the unpredictable supply and flexible demand. Smart grid technology aims to address these challenges by collecting information on power generation and demand to create a more efficient electricity network. This will help balance the grid as renewable sources like solar and wind are difficult to predict. It will also allow consumers to use appliances at off-peak times to reduce bills and emissions.
The document provides an overview of the computing curriculum in England, including aims, key stages, and learning objectives. At key stage 1, students will learn about algorithms, basic programming, data storage and retrieval, and online safety. At key stage 2, they will design and write programs, use logical reasoning, understand computer networks and the internet, use search engines effectively, and collect/analyze data. At key stage 3, topics include computational modeling, algorithms, programming languages, Boolean logic, computer systems, and data representation.
This document summarizes a research paper that aims to analyze the stance (for, against, neutral) of public opinions expressed on Twitter regarding the farmers' protests in India. The researchers gathered Twitter data on the topic and used a deep learning model called ULMFiT to classify the stances. ULMFiT first pre-trains on general domain text, then fine-tunes on the Twitter data to achieve a classification F1 score of 0.67 for the three stances. The goal is to understand public opinion and how it may have influenced the government's decision to repeal certain farm laws.
BIT 575 - Business Network Systems ManagementBookSubject The P.docxmoirarandell
BIT 575 - Business Network Systems Management
Book/Subject: The Practice of System and Network Administration, Volume 1
What is discuss in Week-3 during Class?Week 3
Top of Form
Bottom of Form
· Module Learning Objectives
After completing this module, students should be able to understand and discuss:
· Why namespaces are important
· Challenges with changing namespaces
· Whether there is anything that doesn't need to be documented
· Software options for document creation, storage, and retrieval
· Getting buy-in for comprehensive documentation policies
· What constitutes a disaster
· How to prevent or recover from a disaster
· Why security policies are important
· How to instill a security mindset in an organization
·
Week 3: Chapters 8-13 (Limoncelli)
Weekly topic discussions for Week 3: Chapters 8-13 from the Limoncelli book.
Students presenting their chapter assignments must post their presentations the Friday before the week in which we will be discussing those chapters. All students must make one original post in reply to the chapter threads and one substantive posts in reply to other students' posts (for a total of 2 posts per chapter). These response posts must be completed by the end of the day on the Friday in which the chapters were discussed.
·
Research Project Discussion Board
Post questions related to the topic you'd like to research for feedback or suggestions. It is not a requirement for you to post your topic here, but it is recommended. If you post your topic here, you MUST still submit it through the assignment dropbox in Blackboard according to the assignment instructions.
·
Research Paper Topic Proposal
For this class, you will be writing a research/topic paper relating to one of the topics discussed during class: either on the roles of the System Administrators, Network Administrators, Datacenters, or Green Technology. It does not have to be on the same topic as the chapter(s) you were assigned to cover from the textbooks, but it can be.
For the Research Paper Topic Proposal, you will submit the subject of your proposed topic as well as a brief 1 paragraph summary of what you would like to say about that topic in a Microsoft Word document. The proposal will be due on Friday at the end of the 3rd week of class and the final paper will be due the Tuesday of finals week. Be sure to submit your proposal through the Blackboard Assignments system.
You will receive feedback regarding your topic proposals through your Blackboard grade for this assignment. This feedback may include suggestions for changes to your topic proposal so be sure to carefully review your feedback (even if you got a perfect score for this assignment). If your topic isn't appropriate for the class or if it is too broad, your assignment submission may be returned to you along with comments regarding the appropriateness of the topic you specified. If your topic proposal is returned to you with a grade of 0, you'll have 1 week to make revisions to you.
The document discusses translation techniques for summarizing a passage about smart grid technology. It includes 4 paragraphs about changes in energy supply and demand, benefits of smart grid technology, and challenges with renewable energy sources. The reflection discusses translation methods used, including looking up unfamiliar words and short sentences. It notes the importance of understanding the topic before translating. The chart compares methods, strategies, and techniques, defining them as the plan, implementation, and specific behaviors used in translation. Feedback from group members praises the translations and understanding of environmental issues. A slideshare presentation will consolidate the tasks and bibliography is included.
The document discusses translation techniques used to translate a document about smart grid technology. It includes 4 paragraphs from the original document translated into Spanish, as well as a reflection on the translation process, definitions of translation methods, strategies and techniques, and a feedback chart evaluating the translation. The translation addresses how smart grid technology can help transition to renewable energy and a lower carbon economy by improving understanding of energy supply and demand and allowing a more efficient electric grid.
This document discusses translation techniques for a group project. It includes the translation of three paragraphs about smart grid technology from English to Spanish by four students. The first paragraph discusses how smart grids will lead to changes in electricity supply and demand. The second paragraph explains how smart grids involve applying computer systems to collect supply and demand information. The third paragraph outlines benefits of smart grids for consumers, such as time-of-use pricing incentives and remote appliance control. Each student also reflects on their translation process and the methods, strategies, and techniques used.
This document contains a translation task between a student and tutor. It includes 4 paragraphs from an original English text on Smart Grid technology translated into Spanish. It also includes reflections from each student on their translation process and challenges, as well as charts comparing methods, strategies and techniques used in translation.
The document discusses translation techniques used to translate a document about smart grid technology. It includes 4 paragraphs about changes in energy supply and demand, benefits of smart grid technology, and challenges with renewable energy sources. The reflection discusses techniques used, including looking up unknown words and reading the topic. It found short sentences hardest to translate and felt most encouraged when the translation felt correct. The method, strategy, and technique section defines the terms and gives examples used in the translation.
The document contains 5 paragraphs about smart grid technology translated from English to Spanish by 5 students. It discusses how smart grid technology involves applying computer systems to electrical networks to improve generation and demand management for a more efficient energy system. It allows consumers to access energy usage data in real time and incentives to use appliances when demand is lower. Challenges include managing variable renewable sources and developing infrastructure in remote areas with renewable resources. Pilot programs are underway to test smart meters and demonstrate how the technology could work.
The document discusses translation techniques used to translate four paragraphs about smart grid technology. It begins with the translations of the four paragraphs about changes in energy supply and demand, benefits of smart grid technology, and challenges with renewable energy sources. It then provides a reflection on the translation process, discussing techniques used and most difficult aspects. Finally, it includes a chart comparing methods, strategies, and techniques used in translation and examples of each.
Smart technology is still in its early stages but pilot programs are already testing smart meters in homes and demonstrating how the technology could work, with trials of new electric infrastructure as well. As technology is added in layers starting with quick solutions for carbon savings and later more advanced systems, cities are prime targets for investing in smart energy due to their dense populations and high energy usage. By 2050, changes in energy supply will have transformed homes, roads, and behaviors as infrastructure rapidly updates.
In this presentation we will see the different paragraphs we have chosen and the reflection of each one of us about our experience of being able to translate and we will give some examples about the method, strategy and technique
This work is done in order to know the different strategies we have when translating texts in this case a paragraph that we chose and our reflection at the moment of translating and we will give a description and examples of strategy, technique and method.
With changes to energy sources come challenges in managing unpredictable supply and demand. Renewable sources like wind and solar are hard to predict, while nuclear is inflexible. Storing energy efficiently and encouraging off-peak usage could help address potential blackouts. A second problem is remote locations of renewables requiring new infrastructure, but smart technologies may reduce costs.
The document summarizes the translation of a text on smart energy technologies by a group of students. It discusses how smart grid technology aims to create a more efficient power network by better understanding electricity generation and demand. It allows for increased power from renewable sources and reduces operational costs. Smart grid technology benefits consumers by providing real-time energy use data and incentives to use appliances when supply exceeds demand. While still new, smart technology is being tested through pilot programs and demonstrations to show how it could work. Cities are good candidates for smart energy investments due to their high population and energy use.
This is a collaborative work of the course Translations Techniques.
Here you can read about some techniques used by students of the degree in English Language as Foreign Language program for learning English.
This document provides summaries of translations of 5 paragraphs about smart grid technology from English to Spanish done by 4 individuals. It includes the translations of each paragraph, reflections on the translation process from each individual, and 3 charts defining translation strategies, techniques and methods. Some key details:
- The paragraphs discuss the future of energy supply and use, benefits of smart grid technology for energy generation and consumers, and challenges of renewable energy sources.
- Reflections touch on understanding technical vocabulary, choosing accurate synonyms, and using translation tools like transposition and literal translation.
- The charts define translation strategies like literal translation, techniques like borrowing words, and methods like philological translation.
The document discusses translation techniques used in translating a document about smart energy technology. It provides the original text in English along with the translator's translation in Spanish. The translator reflects on their translation process, noting they began by directly translating parts they understood, looked up unknown words, and ensured the translation was coherent. They discussed using techniques like literal translation, transposition, and loan words. The document is meant to demonstrate the translator's skills and understanding of various translation techniques and strategies.
Translation techniques colaborative slide share group 22mktaborda
With the transition to renewable energy sources, countries will face challenges in managing the unpredictable supply and flexible demand. Smart grid technology aims to address these challenges by collecting information on power generation and demand to create a more efficient electricity network. This will help balance the grid as renewable sources like solar and wind are difficult to predict. It will also allow consumers to use appliances at off-peak times to reduce bills and emissions.
The document provides an overview of the computing curriculum in England, including aims, key stages, and learning objectives. At key stage 1, students will learn about algorithms, basic programming, data storage and retrieval, and online safety. At key stage 2, they will design and write programs, use logical reasoning, understand computer networks and the internet, use search engines effectively, and collect/analyze data. At key stage 3, topics include computational modeling, algorithms, programming languages, Boolean logic, computer systems, and data representation.
This document summarizes a research paper that aims to analyze the stance (for, against, neutral) of public opinions expressed on Twitter regarding the farmers' protests in India. The researchers gathered Twitter data on the topic and used a deep learning model called ULMFiT to classify the stances. ULMFiT first pre-trains on general domain text, then fine-tunes on the Twitter data to achieve a classification F1 score of 0.67 for the three stances. The goal is to understand public opinion and how it may have influenced the government's decision to repeal certain farm laws.
BIT 575 - Business Network Systems ManagementBookSubject The P.docxmoirarandell
BIT 575 - Business Network Systems Management
Book/Subject: The Practice of System and Network Administration, Volume 1
What is discuss in Week-3 during Class?Week 3
Top of Form
Bottom of Form
· Module Learning Objectives
After completing this module, students should be able to understand and discuss:
· Why namespaces are important
· Challenges with changing namespaces
· Whether there is anything that doesn't need to be documented
· Software options for document creation, storage, and retrieval
· Getting buy-in for comprehensive documentation policies
· What constitutes a disaster
· How to prevent or recover from a disaster
· Why security policies are important
· How to instill a security mindset in an organization
·
Week 3: Chapters 8-13 (Limoncelli)
Weekly topic discussions for Week 3: Chapters 8-13 from the Limoncelli book.
Students presenting their chapter assignments must post their presentations the Friday before the week in which we will be discussing those chapters. All students must make one original post in reply to the chapter threads and one substantive posts in reply to other students' posts (for a total of 2 posts per chapter). These response posts must be completed by the end of the day on the Friday in which the chapters were discussed.
·
Research Project Discussion Board
Post questions related to the topic you'd like to research for feedback or suggestions. It is not a requirement for you to post your topic here, but it is recommended. If you post your topic here, you MUST still submit it through the assignment dropbox in Blackboard according to the assignment instructions.
·
Research Paper Topic Proposal
For this class, you will be writing a research/topic paper relating to one of the topics discussed during class: either on the roles of the System Administrators, Network Administrators, Datacenters, or Green Technology. It does not have to be on the same topic as the chapter(s) you were assigned to cover from the textbooks, but it can be.
For the Research Paper Topic Proposal, you will submit the subject of your proposed topic as well as a brief 1 paragraph summary of what you would like to say about that topic in a Microsoft Word document. The proposal will be due on Friday at the end of the 3rd week of class and the final paper will be due the Tuesday of finals week. Be sure to submit your proposal through the Blackboard Assignments system.
You will receive feedback regarding your topic proposals through your Blackboard grade for this assignment. This feedback may include suggestions for changes to your topic proposal so be sure to carefully review your feedback (even if you got a perfect score for this assignment). If your topic isn't appropriate for the class or if it is too broad, your assignment submission may be returned to you along with comments regarding the appropriateness of the topic you specified. If your topic proposal is returned to you with a grade of 0, you'll have 1 week to make revisions to you.
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1. TRANSLATION TECHNIQUES
UNIT 1 TASK 3
STUDENTS: JORGE MARIO REDONDO RODRIGUEZ
KAREN SOFIA PICON
GEINER LUIZ GUZMAN
GROUP: 17
ANGIE LORENA SALGADO
TUTOR
NATIONAL OPEN UNIVERSITY AT DISTANCE
SCIENCE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
BACHELOR DEGREE IN ENGLISH AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE
2018
2. Task 1
Jorge Redondo’s contributions
Paragraph number 2 in its original language:
Smart Grid technology basically involves the application of a computer system to the electricity
network. The computer system can be used to collect information about supply and demand and
improve engineer's ability to manage the system. With better information about electricity demand,
the network will be able to increase the amount of electricity delivered per unit generated, leading to
potential reductions in fuel needs and carbon emissions. Moreover, the computer system will assist
in reducing operational and maintenance costs.
This is the paragrpah into Spanish:
La tecnología de malla básicamente involucra la aplicación sistemática de la conexión de un
computador. El sistema de un computador puede ser usado para recolectar la información mediante
un suministro, en la cual exige y además requiere de las habilidades de un ingeniero para manejar
dicho sistema. Con mejor información de lo que requiere la electricidad, la red podrá incrementar la
cantidad de energía distribuida por unidad generada, llevando así el potencial de reducción en
combustible y emisiones de carbono. Además, el sistema del computador ayudará en reducir costos
de mantenimiento y también operacionales.
3. Task 2: reflection
In the English language, there are many words I do not know yet, for example, technical words in
the smart energy reading there were many words I could not understand at the beginning, but I had
to do all the possible.
In my case, I have taken as a technique modulation that is to translate my paragraph was consist of
using a phrase that is different in the source and target to convey the same idea.
I used many dictionaries to know some meanings as Cambridge online dictionary, Collins online
dictionary. Translators must use a good technique and depending on the text to translate.
4. Task 3: chart
Category Definition Example
Method
A method in translation means is applied
in the document in general to be
translated.
There are many examples in this case that will allow us to
get a better translation
- Interpretative-communicative.
- Literal translation.
- Free translation.
- Philological translation.
But on the other hand these translations can be used
depending on the text that will be translated.
Strategy
In some cases, strategies are tools that a
translator uses in case that he/she does
not find an exactly structure equivalence
to translate from the original to the
mother language.
For this case, these could be some good strategies:
- Adaptation.
- Borrowing.
- Modulation.
- Transposition.
Technique
A technique translation is used a way to
translate inside a text or document and
depends on the case it will be used as for
example, punctuation elements will allow
the translator to have a good translation.
There are many types and most of them translators do not
use with frequency:
- Literal translation.
- Borrowing.
- Calque
- Modulation
- Transposition
- Restructuration
- Synonymic.
5. Task 4: feedback
Hello tutor and partners. This message is to give a feedback to all my partners.
Claudia Sumoza
Geiner Guzman
Karen Sofia Picon
You have done a great job in each point. You have developed different points of view about the
translation techniques used in the paragraph and each reflection was clear. Each chart has a
definition about those translation techniques. Thanks for reading.
6. Student: Geiner Luiz Guzman
Task 1
PARAGRAPH 5:
Although Smart Technology is still in its infancy, pilot schemes to promote and test it are
already underway. Consumers are currently testing the new smart meters which can be used in their
homes to manage electricity use. There are also a number of demonstrations being planned to show
how the smart technology could practically work, and trials are in place to test the new electrical
infrastructure. It is likely that technology will be added in 'layers', starting with 'quick win' methods
which will provide initial carbon savings, to be followed by more advanced systems at a later
date. Cities are prime candidates for investment into smart energy, due to the high population
density and high energy use. It is here where Smart Technology is likely to be promoted first,
utilising a range of sustainable power sources, transport solutions and an infrastructure for charging
electrically powered vehicles. The infrastructure is already changing fast. By the year 2050,
changes in the energy supply will have transformed our homes, our roads and our behaviour.
SPANISH TRANSLATION:
Aunque la tecnología inteligente aún está en su infancia, los planes piloto para promoverla y
probarla ya están en marcha. Los consumidores actualmente están probando los nuevos medidores
inteligentes que se pueden usar en sus hogares para administrar el uso de la electricidad. También se
está planificando una serie de demostraciones para mostrar cómo la tecnología inteligente podría
funcionar prácticamente, y se están realizando pruebas para probar la nueva infraestructura eléctrica.
Es probable que la tecnología se agregue en "capas", comenzando con los métodos de "ganancia
7. rápida" que proporcionarán ahorros iniciales de carbono, que serán seguidos por sistemas más
avanzados en una fecha posterior. Las ciudades son los principales candidatos para la inversión en
energía inteligente, debido a la alta densidad de población y al alto uso de energía. Es aquí donde es
probable que primero se promocione la tecnología inteligente, que utiliza una gama de fuentes de
energía sostenibles, soluciones de transporte y una infraestructura para cargar vehículos eléctricos.
La infraestructura ya está cambiando rápidamente. Para el año 2050, los cambios en el suministro de
energía habrán transformado nuestros hogares, nuestras carreteras y nuestro comportamiento.
8. Task 2: reflection.
There really are complications at the moment of translating a text or a conversation from a foreign
language into the mother tongue, confusions are generated that in turn impede the process of
translating it.
The technique of translation varies within the same text according to each case and depending on the
specific verbal elements that will be translated.
in the implementation of translate paragraph 5: which talks about technological advances has many
complexities, a number of expressions or words that repeat a lot, sometimes upsetting the
understanding of it, as well as decode at times better.
the dictionaries, as mentioned by our compañera Claudia Sumoza, are just tools that give us word-
for-word equivalence between explicit and precise words in both languages, and treat these terms in
an extensive contextual way. Therefore, I consider that the problems consisted in putting in the same
balance the language of origin and the target language, in words, to change from English to Spanish
within the style, punctuation and grammar.
To effectively achieve the punctual translation of said paragraph and avoid mistakes and major
complications use, the translation technique was (transposition) which consists in passing from one
grammatical category to another without altering the meaning of the text. This technique introduces
a change in the grammatical structure.
Ejemplo: He learns quickly ⇒ Es veloz para aprender.
9. The concept of intelligent technology is basically focused on providing a specific device with a
logical programming that will respond rationally under a stimulus on its sensors. That is to say, a
smart TV consists of a programming that will save energy when its sensors detect that nobody is
using it at that moment, passing the system to a saving mode, or can adjust the resolution and the
size of the screen according to the image input format or maybe also automatically recognize the
data that is entered in it.
with this I managed to consolidate more concepts in my life and managed to interoperate errant
contents in my subconscious.
10. Task 3: comparative chart
Category Definition Example
Method
The method is defined as a concrete procedure
that is used, according to the object and for the
purposes of the investigation, to promote
coherent results. It is a series of successive
steps that lead to a goal.
A good example considered here is the deductive method. This
consists in many steps. This is seen in researching:
- Observation.
- Hypothesis.
- Deduction.
- Experimentation.
Of the general:
Example:
Forest
To the individuals:
Example:
flora
wildlife
geography
Hydrology.
Strategy
Strategy is a plan to address an issue. A
strategy is composed of a series of planned
actions that help make decisions and achieve
the best possible results. The strategy is aimed
at achieving an objective following a pattern
of action.
A strategy includes a series of tactics that are
more concrete measures to achieve one or
several objectives.
There are many types of strategies
- Teaching - learning strategies.
- Military strategies.
- Selling strategies.
- Marketing strategies.
- Strategy games.
A strategy includes a series of tactics that are more concrete
measures to achieve one or several objectives.
Technique
A technique is a procedure or set of rules,
standards or protocols that aims to obtain a
specific and effective result, whether in the
field of science, technology, art, sports,
education or any other activity.
There are many types of techniques:
- Education techniques.
- Art techniques.
- Engraving techniques.
- Relaxation techniques
- Techniques of the laws.
- Study techniques
- Printing techniques.
It is the set of procedures that are used for a particular art,
science or activity that, in general, are acquired through their
practice and require certain skills or abilities.
As well as, it can be used in the mere integral formation of man
since it can be used in art, education, sports and other activities
that are part of the daily life of the human being.
11. Task 4: feedback
Good work partner Jorge Redondo
regards
Good work of translation and reflection, because you give clarity to your arguments, besides that as
you mentioned the translation process of said paragraph is something difficult to decode.
but good work.
12. Student: Karen sofia picon
Task 1
PARAGRAPH 4.
With these changes comes a range of challenges. The first involves managing the supply and
demand. Sources of renewable energy, such as wind, wave and solar, are notoriously unpredictable,
and nuclear power, which is also set to increase as nations switch to alternative energy sources, is
inflexible. With oil and gas, it is relatively simple to increase the supply of energy to match the
increasing demand during peak times of the day or year. With alternative sources, this is far more
difficult, and may lead to blackouts or system collapse. Potential solutions include investigating
new and efficient ways to store energy and encouraging consumers to use electricity at off-peak
times.A second problem is the fact that many renewable power generation sources are located
in remote areas, such as windy uplands and coastal regions, where there is currently a lack of
electrical infrastructure. New infrastructures therefore must be built. Thankfully, with improved
smart technology, this can be done more efficiently by reducing the reinforcement or construction
costs.
Estos cambios vienen acompañados de ciertos desafíos. El primer desafío involucra el manejo de los
suministros y la demanda. Las fuentes de energía renovable, tales como, el viento, las olas y la
energía solar, son notablemente impredecibles, además del poder nuclear, que también está
establecido para incrementar a medida que las naciones se cambian a fuentes de energía alternativas,
de manera que es inflexible. En cuanto al aceite y el gas, es relativamente sencillo incrementar el
suministro de energía para igualar la creciente demanda durante los momentos cumbres del día o del
año. Con fuentes alternativas, es mucho más difícil, ya que puede ocasionar apagones o colapsos de
sistema.
13. Hay posibles soluciones, tales como investigar nuevas y eficientes maneras de almacenar energía y
animar a los consumidores a usar la electricidad en momentos no pico. Un segundo problema es el
hecho de que muchas fuentes de generación de poder renovable están situadas en áreas remotas,
tales como en tierras altas donde hace mucho viento, o regiones costeras, donde usualmente hay
falta de infraestructuras eléctricas. Nuevas infraestructuras por lo tanto deben ser construidas.
Afortunadamente, gracias a la mejorada tecnología inteligente, esto puede ser realizado de una
forma más eficiente mediante la reducción de refuerzos o costos de construcción.
14. Task 2: reflection
I did not face much problems because I have acquired experience in translating, but an obstacle I
faced was when I ran into the phrase “ peak times”, at first I made research of the Word PEAK, that
means in spanish: cima and cumbre, I was like: “ it does not make any sense if we say
MOMENTOS CIMA, or MOMENTOS CUMBRE”, but, the second option started to look more
with logic to me, so, I finally made research of the complete phrase, and I could find the translation
“ HORA PICO” , then, I associated that translation with the one I made (momentos cumbre) and at
the end that had sense for me.
And the last obstacle was with the Word off-peak, so, again with Word peak! Because I never
worked with that Word, or used it, I barely Heard it or read it, so I made research of the Word and
translated means HORAS NO PICO.
So, in conclusión, my obstacles were related with the Word PEAK, I did not know how to give
sense to that Word with another Word, but thanks to this exercise now I have more knowledge and
more experience with this Word.
PD: At the end of the translation I was like: “ but, PICO, CIMA, and CUMBRE means the same!
What a dumb I am! (hahaha) what happen, is that we are so used to say HORA PICO to express for
example the moments where the traffic is full, that I for a moment was not aware that PICO, CIMA
and CUMBRE are the same, so In conclusion I used the literal translation technique.
15. Task 3: comparative chart.
METHOD STRATEGY TECHNIQUE
Overall plan for
accomplishing something, in
this case to translate a whole
text.
Plans for solving concrete
problems, in this case for
solving concrete translation
problems.
Specific activities that are made
to reach an objective.
In this case, to make the duty of
translate texts easier to the
translator.
Let’s put a food example, that
we are going to make a
chicken rice, and make
research of the recipe, that
recipe is the method.
Strategies in the making of
this recipe includes the ways
that the chef will get in order
to make easier and more
delicious the recipe, for
example, boil the chicken
with garlic, onion, and carrot,
so, the chicken gets tasty and
more delicious.
Techique would be, then, the
different ways people have for
cook a chicken rice, for
example, some people use the
technique of first boil the
chicken alone, and cook the rice
alone too, then, mix them all
with the vegetables, the other
technique is cook the chicken
with the rice inmediately all
together, and that creates a
different texture and flavor.
So, the ingredients are the same,
but, the technique is different.
16. Task 4: feedback
Claudia feedback
The translation of my mate Claudia was accurate, and I dare to say that the translation does not
include mistakes, I could see that you endeavored in translate the text in a simple manner, and that’s
the point of a translation, not to translate every single Word, but translate ideas to the target
language in a way that is easy to understand, in a way that the reader does not even know that is a
translated text; So congrats!
GEINER FEEDBACK
Dear mate Geiner, You did a great job too! But I think that in the part where the text states
“Although Smart Technology is still in its infancy” the Word infancy could be translated not
literally, I don’t know, to me, it sounds weird to use INFANCIA when we talk about technology, I’d
better use STARTS.
JORGE FEEDBACK
Hi mate Jorge! You did a great Job! But, I think that in the first phrase you avoided certain words or
changed the meaning, for example, in the part where states “ computer system “ you wrote
“aplicación sistematica”, I do not know much about computers and stuff, but I think that the
meaning changes a lot,so that’s the point I observed, but generally was ok
17. References
- Bosco, G. (n.d.). Translation Techniques. Retrieved from
http://www.interproinc.com/es/blog/translation-techniques
- Ordudari, M. (july 2007). Translation procedures, strategies, and methods. Translation
Journal, 11(3). Retrieved from http://www.bokorlang.com/journal/41culture.htm