Примеры использования Self-revision на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Translation/self-revision.
Self-revision 1 work-day for every 1,400 words.
Translation/self-revision work-days.
Paragraphs 10-16 of the report address the issue of self-revision.
Abolishing what is called self-revision, which has proved ineffective;
Cases where experienced P-3 translators are being trained for self-revision.
Percentage of translation work done on self-revision basis in relation to total volume of work.
Self-revision will be used within reasonable limits while safeguarding standards of quality.
During the period covered by the plan, self-revision will be used within reasonable limits safeguarding quality standards.
Perhaps even more important for the quality of the output of the translation services is the training of relatively experienced translators in self-revision.
However, when the self-revision target was set in the early 1980s, the ratio stood at 1:1.41.
If the translation services are to be able to adhere to the 45 per cent target(ceiling) for self-revision, the ratio would have to be on the order of 1.16:1.
It was pointed out, however, that self-revision did not necessarily result in a loss of quality when there was a high proportion of experienced translators at a duty station.
The European Union attached great importance to translation quality andhad taken note with concern of the self-revision practices described in the report of the Committee on Conferences.
She stressed that poor quality of documentation was unacceptable and emphasized that her delegation andothers had on previous occasions expressed concern about the practice of self-revision.
During the period covered by the plan, self-revision will be used within reasonable limits while safeguarding standards of quality.
The average productivity per staff member per day remains at the workload standards of 1,650 words per day for translation,1,815 words per day for self-revision and 3,960 words per day for revision.
The Office of Conference and Support Services had made greater use of self-revision in order to achieve economies, but that should not compromise the quality of translation.
On the other hand, more vigorous proactive document management may help to reduce the number of instances when it is necessary to resort to self-revision in order to meet deadlines.
More than one third of contractual translators who work on a self-revision basis are retirees and some 17 per cent of the total translation workload is processed contractually.
The proposed reductions in temporary assistance for meetings were all the more perplexing in the light of those concerns,since the recruitment of experienced temporary staff would diminish the need for self-revision.
His delegation considered that self-revision should not be a regular substitute for revision by experienced linguists since, as mentioned in paragraph 11 of the report,“self-revision” was a euphemism for“no revision”.
The off-site freelancer is therefore availableto the Organization and may be given a broad range of assignments(translation, self-revision, revision) according to need and the freelancer's level.
New posts. When self-revision was introduced in 1980 as a new method of work to increase productivity, it was assumed that a target of 45 per cent for self-revised translations was compatible with quality requirements.
It should be noted that the above-mentioned overall productivity rate of 4.6 pages assumes that 60 per cent of the work is being done on a self-revision basis, and reflects the following current productivity rates by specific activity.
Over the years, the increase in the volumeof parliamentary documentation and the concomitant decrease in the resources of all Translation Services led to more reliance on methods of work allowing for higher productivity, including self-revision.
In that connection, it will be recalled that when the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions(ACABQ), in 1980,approved self-revision as a new translation mode, it was agreed that the percentage of the material so processed would not exceed 45 per cent.
On the subject of self-revision mentioned in the report of the Secretary-General on interpretation and translation issues(A/53/221), his delegation would like the Secretariat to provide details of the corrective measures that could be taken to ensure the maintenance of high quality in translation referred to in paragraph 10.
Under the sub-item on translation-related matters, the Committee had considered the report of the Secretary-General on the post of reviser(A/53/919/Add.1) andhad expressed concern that the rate of self-revision had exceeded the benchmark and was tending to increase at all duty stations.
The chiefs of service are mindful of the desirable rate of self-revision andstrive to keep self-revision to a reasonable level consistent with the need to meet acceptable standards of quality while ensuring the timely issuance of documents in all six official languages.