estando en el canal "x" se pase al canal "y"

English translation: switching from channel "X" to channel "Y"

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Spanish term or phrase:estando en el canal "x" se pase al canal "y"
English translation:switching from channel "X" to channel "Y"
Entered by: Remy Arce

19:05 Feb 16, 2010
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Spanish term or phrase: estando en el canal "x" se pase al canal "y"
Se trata de un estudio sobre "zapping" televisivo. Como y por qué cambian de canal los televidentes, etc.

En este contesto:

"La probabilidad de que, estando en el canal "x" se pase al canal "y", parece independiente de los canales "x" e "y" e incluso del individuo."

De momento lo interpreto así:

"The probability that, being on channel "x" you (will) move to channel "y", would seem independent/unrelated from channels "x" and "y" and even from the individual"
Eugenio Llorente
Spain
Local time: 01:09
switching from channel "X" to channel "Y"
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Remy Arce
United States
Local time: 19:09
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Muchas gracias de nuevo Remy.
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4 +7switching from channel "X" to channel "Y"
Remy Arce
4' The fact that when one is on channel ''x'' (and it)changes to channel ''y''...
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switching from channel "X" to channel "Y"


Explanation:
an option

Remy Arce
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Local time: 19:09
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Native speaker of: Native in SpanishSpanish
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' The fact that when one is on channel ''x'' (and it)changes to channel ''y''...


Explanation:

To me, "The probability that, being on channel...'' etc, reads differently and the entire phrase has to be reworded in English, I believe.

"La probabilidad de que, estando en el canal "x" se pase al canal "y", parece independiente de los canales "x" e "y" e incluso del individuo."
This is how I see the translation, as an example:
'' The fact that when one is on channel ''x'' (and it)changes to/jumps to channel ''y'' does not have(anything) to do with the ''x'' or ''y'' channels, including the individual/person.


axies
Australia
Local time: 08:39
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Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish, Native in PortuguesePortuguese
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