Dec 5, 2012 08:44
11 yrs ago
English term

accommodated

English to French Tech/Engineering Computers: Systems, Networks
Method of claim 30, wherein the size of each backup buffer is [formule], where [xxx] is a maximum output buffer size, [yyy] is a maximum input buffer size and [zzz] is the number of simultaneous end- system node failures that can be accommodated by the data packet copies stored in the backup buffer.

Que diriez-vous pour "accommodated" ici ? Dans le sens de "pris en charge" ?
Merci.

Proposed translations

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Prises en charge, acceptées

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Note added at 5 mins (2012-12-05 08:50:38 GMT)
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Le nombre de défaillances de nœud.....
Peer comment(s):

agree Tristan Jimenez
17 mins
agree Odile Raymond
57 mins
disagree Johannes Gleim : It's not the question, how much failures can be tolerated, but how much data can be stored in the buffer.
13 hrs
agree Tony M : Right idea, though I'm not truly qualified to judge the actual FR term suggested.
22 hrs
agree enrico paoletti
1 day 8 hrs
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3 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "re-merci :-)"
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14 hrs

accueilli(e)

accommodate /əˈkɒmədeɪt/ transitive verb

1.(put up) loger;
2.(hold) contenir;
3.(adapt to) s'adapter à (idiosyncrasy, view);
4.(satisfy) satisfaire (need);
http://www.wordreference.com/enfr/accommodated

No. 2 fits the context.

La taille de la mémoire tampon est trop petite pour accueillir les paramètres spécifiés.
English translation: Buffer size is too small to accommodate the specified parameters.
http://finderr.net/clr/fr/La-taille-de-la-mémoire-tampon-est...

It is important that the XY location be large enough to accomodate the raw data.
grass-gis.de
Il faut que le Secteur XY soit suffisamment étendu pour accueillir les données brutes.
grass-gis.de
http://www.linguee.fr/francais-anglais/search?source=auto&qu...
Peer comment(s):

disagree Tony M : This is the wrong meaning of 'to accommodate' in this context. No it is the number of failures that can be tolerated (= compensated for / corrected, probably) by the data packet copies. The EN word order is unambiguous on this point.
26 mins
The buffer size limits the number of flags to be stored. This is how I understand the phrase. How do you?
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