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15:51 Aug 13, 2011 |
Hungarian to English translations [PRO] Science - Linguistics / dialect research | |||||||
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5 | (plotter) grid |
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ponthálózat (plotter) grid Explanation: Ebben a szövegösszefüggésben a "ponthálózat" elterjedten grid, bár használt a chart és a matrix is: a diagram made of a rectangle divided into squares, usually called a chart, but sometimes called a matrix or a grid. Mivel a kijelölt területek feltérképezése és ennek grafikus megjelenítése történik, használt plotter grid alakban is. Ezek a "pontok" angolul (individual) grid units / grid locations, de a "ponthálózat" kifejezésben nem szerepeltetjük a "pont" angol megfelelőjét. "...a single informant of the oldest living generation is being interviewed at each grid location, so that the survey achieves the broadest possible coverage with the resources available. This practice will result in a valid survey of representative speakers across the breadth of the West and in larger subunits (e.g. individual states or topographical regions), though not for individual grid units. As resources permit, additional informants may be added as secondary speakers from any or all of the locations of the survey. For instance, Anne Marie Hamilton is now surveying the speech of El Paso, TX, for her dissertation; she will satisfy the interview requirement for the grid unit, yet most of her speakers will become secondary speakers in the Western States Atlas." (Forrás: Linguistic Databases of the American Linguistic Atlas Project (ALAP) William A. Kretzschmar, Jr., University of Georgia) http://www.ldc.upenn.edu/annotation/database/papers/Kretzsch... "This report pays homage to a great friend by addressing some of his main concerns about the study of language in its cultural context through the introduction of a practical tool for traditional research, a functional map for general communication, a graphic plotter grid." A Graphic Plotter Grid (for the linguistic geographer) http://eng.sagepub.com/content/19/1/25.extract Dialect Analysis by Computer: http://www.jstor.org/pss/454449 |
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