Jul 22, 2004 15:27
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Deutsch term
vom Index eins beschrieben
Deutsch > Englisch
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Computer: Software
"Seine Optimierungssoftware XYZ erlaubt die effiziente und robuste Behandlung großer, mehrstufiger Optimal-Steuerungsproblem für Prozesse, die durch differential-algebraische Gleichungen (DAE) vom Index eins beschrieben werden"
This is a nasty sentence from an otherwise straightforward employment reference, but I can't work out what "vom Index eins beschrieben" means here.
Any explanations and/or suggestions very much appreciated.
Many thanks
Ian
This is a nasty sentence from an otherwise straightforward employment reference, but I can't work out what "vom Index eins beschrieben" means here.
Any explanations and/or suggestions very much appreciated.
Many thanks
Ian
Proposed translations
(Englisch)
4 +1 | described by index one |
Daniela Wolff
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4 | it doesn't mean anything in isolation |
Richard Benham
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2 | described using [...] of index 1 |
tectranslate ITS GmbH
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Proposed translations
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described by index one
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38 Min.
described using [...] of index 1
I'm not a maths expert, but as you said any suggestions would be appreciated and it's already been 35 mins without an answer:
"Processes are described using differential algebraic equations of index 1" would be my shot at it.
"Processes are described using differential algebraic equations of index 1" would be my shot at it.
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it doesn't mean anything in isolation
The processes are described by **equations** of index one (whatever that means).
His XYZ optimization software permits the efficient and robust handling of large multi-stage optimal-control problems [I assume the singular was a typo] for processes described by index-one DAEs.
"DAEs of index one" is also possible. "described by" is better than "described using", because that's the way mathematicians talk and it's about the nature of the process, not how someone chooses to describe it.
His XYZ optimization software permits the efficient and robust handling of large multi-stage optimal-control problems [I assume the singular was a typo] for processes described by index-one DAEs.
"DAEs of index one" is also possible. "described by" is better than "described using", because that's the way mathematicians talk and it's about the nature of the process, not how someone chooses to describe it.
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