Glossary entry

French term or phrase:

concaténé à l'invariant

English translation:

concatenated to the invariant

Added to glossary by Calou
Jun 14, 2004 12:04
19 yrs ago
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French term

concaténé à l'invariant

French to English Bus/Financial Computers: Software
Si le champs A1 n'est pas renseigné, le code compteur est égal au code achat/vente concaténé à l’invariant « TAS ».Exemple: « ATAS » ou « VTAS ». Il doit être unique dans la gestion des élaborations quel que soit le type d’élaboration: Achat Permanent, Achat promotion, Vente permanent et Vente promotion (function I_TAL_F).

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French term (edited): concat�n� � l'invariant
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concatenated to the invariant

"concaténer v.
Équivalent(s) English concatenate, to



Définition :
Assembler des chaînes de données pour former une seule chaîne manipulable comme un tout.
Sous-entrée(s) :
synonyme(s)
enchaîner v."
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Peer comment(s):

agree Vicky Papaprodromou
26 mins
neutral zaphod : shouldn't that be invariable?
5 hrs
neutral Charlie Bavington : invariant is very very rarely used, IMVHO
11 hrs
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Merci beaucoup Julia!"
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French term (edited): concat�n� � l'invariant

purchase/sale code linked to the TAS invariant

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Formal Computation of Galois Groups with
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... they are polynomials obtained from f by a transformation linked to an invariant of a subgroup ...
www.stix.polytechnique.fr/publications/colin/AAECC95.ps
Peer comment(s):

neutral Charlie Bavington : linked is too vague - this is definitely "physically" joined to, indeed, concatenated!!
2 hrs
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Comment: "Thank you Carolyn, I think "concatenated" is indeed more appropriate ;o)"
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French term (edited): concat�n� � l'invariant

concatenated to the fixed /hard-coded value TAS

Declined
Invariant, while it exists, is, in my experience, never used.
And if your text is going to be read by non-technical people, it should definitely be avoid, IMHO.
An invariant, as the name suggests, is an element whose value never changes. More often that not, these are refered to as either a fixed value, or a hard-coded value.
Luckily there is an example to make it clear exactly what it means anyway, but I would definitely choose either fixed value (e.g for a business requirements spec) or hard-coded value (e.g for a program spec).
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Comment: "This text is going to be read by technical people, thank you so much for your comments Charlie"
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