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Cooling an acute muscle injury: can basic scientific theory translate into the clinical setting?
British Journal of Sports Medicine, 2011Ice is commonly used after acute muscle strains but there are no clinical studies of its effectiveness. By comparison, there are a number of basic scientific studies on animals which show that applying ice after muscle injury has a consistent effect on a number of important cellular and physiological events relating to recovery.
C M, Bleakley, P, Glasgow, M J, Webb
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TRANSLATION-ORIENTED METATERMINOGRAPHY AS A SCIENTIFIC FIELD: THEORY, METHODOLOGY AND PRACTICE
Alfred Nobel University Journal of PhilologyThe increasing complexity of specialized knowledge and the need for effective intercultural professional communication have intensified interest in the theoretical foundations of terminography. However, the lack of systematic research in dictionary studies has highlighted the need to explore metaterminography, particularly in its translation-focused ...
Mykhailo A. Saiko, Oksana I. Nika
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Translation of knowledge and scientific criteria: concepts of the modern theory of military law
Gosudarstvo i pravoThe subject of the work is a theoretical and legal study of the essence of the modern theory of Military Law based on the analysis of the premises formed in this field of knowledge and the study of some breakthrough developments conceptualized recently.
Ivan V. Kholikov, Petr Yu. Naumov
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Translating computer scientific terms into Arabic represents a challenge that necessitates not only linguistic expertise but also a nuanced understanding of both source and target languages. Despite the increasing demand for accurate scientific translation in Arabic-speaking communities, the process is far from being simple.
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Translating computer scientific terms into Arabic represents a challenge that necessitates not only linguistic expertise but also a nuanced understanding of both source and target languages. Despite the increasing demand for accurate scientific translation in Arabic-speaking communities, the process is far from being simple.
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Contemporary approaches and theories in translation of scientific economic texts
Education and Science without Limits: Fundamental and Applied Researches, 2021N.A. Zamurueva +2 more
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АБЫЛАЙ ХАН АТЫНДАҒЫ ҚАЗАҚ ХАЛЫҚАРАЛЫҚ ҚАТЫНАСТАР ЖƏНЕ ƏЛЕМ ТІЛДЕРІ УНИВЕРСИТЕТІ «ФИЛОЛОГИЯ ҒЫЛЫМДАРЫ» СЕРИЯСЫ
Scientific translation is a complex process requiring accuracy and considering the cognitive-pragmatic aspects of perception. Challenge in special term translation is polysemy of specialized terms with conceptual variety which might be interpreted differently depending on a language of translation. Incorrect term selection can lead to misunderstandings
A.A. Iskakbayeva, A.K. Zhumabekova
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Scientific translation is a complex process requiring accuracy and considering the cognitive-pragmatic aspects of perception. Challenge in special term translation is polysemy of specialized terms with conceptual variety which might be interpreted differently depending on a language of translation. Incorrect term selection can lead to misunderstandings
A.A. Iskakbayeva, A.K. Zhumabekova
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The classical foundations of science formalized internal engines but not their global coordination. Thermodynamics established macroscopic closure through state variables and invariants (energy, entropy) [1–5]. Statistical mechanics provided a probabilistic micro–macro bridge under ensemble assumptions [4–6]. Information theory defined channel capacity
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Research on the Application of Equivalence Theory in the Translation of Scientific Papers
Modern Linguistics, 2022openaire +1 more source