Did you know that technical translations account for almost 90% of the worlds translation output? This is according to one study carried out in 2002. Well, this does not surprise anybody given the importance attached to technical translation and the multitude of technical information which requires output into understandable languages. Companies too are becoming global hence; the increased need to be able to effectively communicate with customers.
Posts Tagged ‘technical’
Extension to inquiry commission probing Benazir murder on ‘technical’ grounds:UN
April 1st, 2010 |
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The United Nation (UN) has rejected reports that it had delayed the publication of its committee probing the former Pakistan Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto’s assassination on President Asif Ali Zardari’s request.
Denying any interference from Zardari, a top UN official said the extension in duration of the inquiry committee was given purely on ‘technical’ grounds.
“No [...]
Technical Glitch Doesn’t Stop Large Hadron Collider from Setting World Record
March 31st, 2010 |
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CERN scientists are calling the successful collision of proton particle beams at 7 TeV in the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) historic, after an early technical glitch threatened to delay the event.
– Despite a delay in the scheduled start of high-speed proton collisions in
the Large Hadron Collider a particle accelerator operated by the European
Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) due to technical glitches, just
after 1 p.m. Central European Time (CET), the LHC set a world record, collid…
Reinstalling the ATI driver – a Solution to Many Technical Problems Posted By : C.Begar
March 17th, 2010 |
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AMD technologies and its subsidiary ATI Radeon series are amongst the most sophisticated graphics chipsets brands present nowadays.
Technical Consulting and Software Development is Good Business! Posted By : John_usersight
March 17th, 2010 |
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The safety and security of your computers is of prime concern to the technical consulting or software development development companies who like the ancient roman centurion guard over the property of the modern day net citizen. There are companies that specialize in hardware and there are firms that deal exclusively with software,
Remote technical support is just a click away Posted By : mical clark
March 5th, 2010 |
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when our computer ditched us in the midst of an important presentation, we decided to take remote computer technical support. Believe me, it was the wisest and the most intelligent decision I ever made! Very different from the onsite PC technical support, the remote tech support proved to be beneficial in many ways.
Technical Support for Better PC Performance Posted By : Lisa Collins
February 18th, 2010 |
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A good technical support is seen as vital for meeting day-to-day PC related maintenance and fine-tuning with fast changes in computer technology and business needs. You may profit from a good technical support plan that will help you achieve better PC use and maintenance as well as introduction of new computer technology as per changes in business environment.
Asia ‘top’ shows stock market rally is over: Technical analysis
February 1st, 2010 |
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Asian stocks may decline for months after forming a “top” that signals the end of a 10-month rally, according to Elliott Wave International Inc.
Benchmark indexes across the region have completed either three- or five-wave patterns showing that their gains are over, the researcher said in its February Asian-Pacific Financial Forecast report. The rally’s duration and divergence in both momentum and sentiment also signal a downturn, it said.
Easy Registry Repair – No Technical Knowledge Required Posted By : JasonD Webber
November 25th, 2009 |
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There are times when it is necessary to perform a registry repair on Windows, and because most people are not familiar enough with the registry, any mistakes when manually editing and fixing it can cause more problems.
Up Close and Technical look at SocialPet
November 19th, 2009 |
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SocialPet, a new product from Jetmetric, lets administrators send fake phishing e-mails to selected employees to determine which ones know enough to ignore the messages and which dont – posing a threat to company security.
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Statute withdrawn over technical error
November 10th, 2009 |
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The Serbian parliament has withdrawn the draft Vojvodina statute from its procedure today in Belgrade. This came at the request of the Vojvodina assembly, it was announced.
Can Technical Indicators Still Work When High Frequency Trading Dominates the Market?
November 9th, 2009 |
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In July, I pointed out that high-frequency trading is distorting the market, and that – at least on some days – many more high-frequency trades occur than normal trades by human investors.Friday, I quoted Senator Ted Kaufman:The chief executive of one …
Up Close and Technical
October 23rd, 2009 |
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eWEEK Labs Chief Technology Analyst Andrew Garcia attended the Motorola Cliq launch party, where he got a first hand view of the newest smartphone. The Motorola Cliq is a social networkers best friend. It has a customizable home screen that’s as unique as you are. Your Facebook, MySpace and Twitter happenings are right there, along with your emails, messages, news and favorite apps and widgets. All just the way you like them. Your texts, emails and social network messages arrive together on MOTOBLUR’s unique Messages widget. All with your friends’ profile pics.
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Microsoft Releases Office Web Apps Technical Preview
September 17th, 2009 |
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Microsoft released a limited technical preview of Office Web Apps, its online-based productivity suite due in the first half of 2010, to users of Windows Live on Sept. 17. Although the technical preview allows only curbed use of the Web Apps versions of Word, PowerPoint and Excel, it gives users an idea of how Microsoft will attempt to challenge Google Apps and other free applications in the cloud-based productivity space.
– Microsoft offered users of Windows Live the chance to experiment with a limited technical preview of Office Web Apps, the online version of its Office productivity suite, on Sept. 17. The beta version of Web Apps will be released at some point during Fall 2009.
Microsoft has been developing stri…
Minister says protocol is of “technical nature”
September 12th, 2009 |
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Ivica DaÄić said this morning that a protocol signed by the Serbian police and the EU mission in Kosovo is “exclusively of a police and technical nature”. Speaking in Leskovac, in southern Serbia, where he presented the millionth biometric passport issued by his ministry, the interior minister said that the protocol signed with EULEX does not concern “any kind of customs”, nor “any other issues” that “politicians have been mentioning these days”.
Apple’s Next-Gen iPods Experiencing Technical Difficulties, Reports Claim
September 8th, 2009 |
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Apple could be facing technological issues with its next generation of iPod media-player devices, specifically with the camera modules rumored to be integrated into the devices, according to rumors abounding on a number of blogs and sites. Although Apple is widely expected to announce its new line of iPods during its Sept. 9 event in San Francisco, it is a far unlikelier proposition that either the much-rumored Apple tablet PC or CEO Steve Jobs will make an appearance.
– Apple may be having technical difficulties with its upcoming generation of iPods,
according to a number of online sources. The issue in question centers on the
cameras allegedly being integrated into the media-player devices.
Sources trusted by both AppleInsider and Hardmac apparently
told th…
Office 2010 Tech Preview Boasts Updates Great and Small
July 16th, 2009 |
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Microsoft’s Office 2010, which eWEEK Labs tested in a Technical Preview release, offers welcome enhancements to core Office capabilities, but also breaks significant new ground by pushing Office apps beyond the bounds of the Windows desktop into rich, Web-based versions that perform as well on Firefox and Safari browsers as on Microsoft’s own Internet Explorer.
– Microsoft’s Office 2010, which eWEEK Labs tested in a Technical
Preview release, has quite a bit in common with the past several new
Office upgrades–namely, the new suite is brimming with enhancements to
core Office capabilities, many of which center around exposing the
apocryphal 80 percent of…
Labs Gallery: Microsoft Office 2010 Technical Preview in Pictures
July 13th, 2009 |
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Just when Windows users started to become accustomed to seeing .docx extensions and to finding their way around on the infamous Office 2007 Ribbon, Microsoft is shaking things up again with a brand new version of its omnipresent productivity suite, Office 2010. eWEEK Labs has been trying out the Technical Preview version of the new suite, and we’ve encountered a raft of really useful new features, particularly around data visualization in Excel. What’s more, Office 2010 is mercifully devoid of major file format or interface metaphor shifts.
This Technical Preview will be accessible to a limited group of testers, but you can try to get added to the list by signing up at www.office2010themovie.com. Expect to see a broad public beta later this year. Until then, check out the screen gallery below for our take on Office 2010 so far.
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