Glossary entry (derived from question below)
inglés term or phrase:
in turn (aquí)
español translation:
alternativamente, sucesivamente
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Yvonne Becker
Jan 23, 2006 23:30
18 yrs ago
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inglés term
in turn (aquí)
inglés al español
Técnico/Ingeniería
Electrónica / Ing. elect.
En el capítulo técnico de la licitación de un sistema de observación y predicción de tiempo, específicamente en la sección referida a las esepcificaciones ambientales para un panel solar:
"General environmental specifications for the solar panel
The BIDDER specifies testing procedures and operating requirements for:
thermal shock is tested using following methods:
Thermal cycling test: 50 and 200 cycles from -40C to +85C with peak power current.
Damp heat test: 1000 hours at +85C, 85%RH
humidity is tested using following methods:
Humidity freeze test: 10 cycles from +85C, 85%RH to -40C
Damp heat test: 1000 hours at +85C, 85%RH
altitude and wind gusts are tested using following method:
Three cycles of 2400 Pa uniform load, applied for 1 hour to front and back surfaces **in turn**
rain is tested using following method:
Wet insulation resistance test: the measured insulation resistance times the area of the module shall not be less than 40M / m2 to be measured at 500 V."
Se me ocurre "por turno", pero no me convence.
"General environmental specifications for the solar panel
The BIDDER specifies testing procedures and operating requirements for:
thermal shock is tested using following methods:
Thermal cycling test: 50 and 200 cycles from -40C to +85C with peak power current.
Damp heat test: 1000 hours at +85C, 85%RH
humidity is tested using following methods:
Humidity freeze test: 10 cycles from +85C, 85%RH to -40C
Damp heat test: 1000 hours at +85C, 85%RH
altitude and wind gusts are tested using following method:
Three cycles of 2400 Pa uniform load, applied for 1 hour to front and back surfaces **in turn**
rain is tested using following method:
Wet insulation resistance test: the measured insulation resistance times the area of the module shall not be less than 40M / m2 to be measured at 500 V."
Se me ocurre "por turno", pero no me convence.
Proposed translations
(español)
5 | alternativamente | Ernesto de Lara |
5 +6 | sucesivamente | BristolTEc |
4 | por turno | Adriana de Groote |
3 +1 | cada una | Robert Forstag |
4 | sucesivamente | rpozzo |
Proposed translations
8 horas
inglés term (edited):
in turn (aqu�)
Selected
alternativamente
en este caso
4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Creo que la de Ernesto es la que mejor se adapta al contexto. Igual incluyo otra opción en el glosario"
+6
10 minutos
inglés term (edited):
in turn (aqu�)
sucesivamente
From Collins English-Spanish dictionary - saying first one then the other.
Peer comment(s):
agree |
Ed Shae
12 minutos
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agree |
Patricia Fierro, M. Sc.
17 minutos
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agree |
Hector Aires
: Sin dudamente
39 minutos
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agree |
milliecoquis
: agree
2 horas
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agree |
rpozzo
2 horas
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agree |
Marina56
: ok
1 día 18 horas
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11 minutos
inglés term (edited):
in turn (aqu�)
por turno
Creo que así es. Primero a la A, luego a la B, luego a la A nuevamente y así sucesivamente. No a las dos a la vez, sino primero a una y luego a la otra.
+1
2 minutos
inglés term (edited):
in turn
cada una
Es decir, *cada una* de las dos superficies.
Suerte.
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Note added at 11 mins (2006-01-23 23:41:45 GMT)
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Para aclarar: debe aplicarse una hora a la superfice frontal y, despues, debe aplicarse una hora a la superficie trasera.
Suerte.
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Note added at 11 mins (2006-01-23 23:41:45 GMT)
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Para aclarar: debe aplicarse una hora a la superfice frontal y, despues, debe aplicarse una hora a la superficie trasera.
Peer comment(s):
agree |
Romanian Translator (X)
20 minutos
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Gracias, Awana. :)
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2 horas
inglés term (edited):
in turn (aqu�)
sucesivamente
hay que hacerlo primero adelante, luego atrás; es decir, sucesivamente
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