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Translation technology

2015
In today’s market, the use of technology by translators is no longer a luxury but a necessity if they are to meet rising market demands for the quick delivery of high-quality texts in many languages. This chapter describes a selection of computer-aided translation tools, resources, and applications, most commonly employed by translators to help them ...
Lynne Bowker, Gloria Corpas Pastor
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Translation Studies and Translation Technology

2006
This chapter is concerned with the relationship between Translation Studies and translation technology. We begin by discussing translation theory and describing the professional and academic groups who are involved in translation. In addition, the schema of the applied branch of Translation Studies proposed by John S.
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Technology in Translator Training and tools for translators.

2009
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Bouillon, Pierrette   +1 more
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Translation and information technology: The Translator's Workbench

ReCALL, 1992
In the world of the 1990s, linguistic and traditional discipline boundaries are breaking down. Consequently, many companies and organisations are faced with considerable communication problems, including a growing need for translation. It has recently been estimated, for instance, that the number of pages translated in Western Europe in 1986 was 100 ...
Khurshid Ahmad, Margaret Rogers
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Translation Technology in Translation Classes

2008
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Matis, Nancy   +2 more
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TECHNOLOGY AND TRANSLATION

2009
Since the 1990s, translation as a commercial activity has become a global business whose growth outstrips that of world trade as a whole (Boucau 2006). This is a natural consequence of the globalization of trade in general. The rapid expansion of the internet has been a major factor in allowing even smaller companies to market and sell their products ...
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Technology to the rescue for language translation

Nursing Standard, 2014
I agree with nurse lecturer Gloria Likupe that healthcare professionals need encouragement to respond to the UK's increasing cultural diversity by providing culturally competent care (Art & Science June 4).
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Machine Translation and other Translation Technologies

Annual Review of Applied Linguistics, 1996
Computers have become much more widely used in translation since the early 1980s but in unexpected ways. From the beginnings of machine translation research in the 1950s until recently, it was expected that computers would be in direct competition with human translators for the same work.
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The role of technology in translation management

2007
Translators play a key role in the growing market for intercultural technical communication and translation technologies can assist them in several areas of their work. However, there has been little study as yet of the use of such technologies in real translation working environments.
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Technology and translation: the impact of recent technology tools on professional translation

2018
In spite of the growth of the translation industry in Nigeria and the influence of technology with recent computer-assisted translation tools, many translators based in Nigeria still do not appreciate the impact of these recent translation tools. This study, anchored on Computational Linguistics (CL), uses mainly secondary data to explain the impact of
Nzuanke, Samson Fabian   +1 more
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