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09:45 Oct 7, 2009 |
Italian to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Computers (general) | |||||||
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5 +1 | chronological event recorder |
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4 | chronological train event recorder |
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3 | communication/network traffic event log |
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communication/network traffic event log Explanation: traffic here = network or communication traffic |
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chronological event recorder Explanation: This is the server or computer which logs the events such as: commands, alarms, diagnostics etc. It is commonoy used in Railway systems and hence the term rotabili (rolling stock i.e. trains). It is often referred to in UK as event logger or event recorder |
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chronological train event recorder Explanation: Since this is referring to trains, I'd add a (guess what :) ) "train" in the middle: chronological train event recorder This may replace the "condotta" (condotta = train driving) used in the italian phrase. Regards |
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