... interventions. Relevant evidence-based studies will provide the rationale for using these two methods. The third section address, the evaluator strategies to be followed post-intervention. KNOWLEDGE TRANSLATION The terminology knowledge translation (KT) has gained a lot of momentum in recent times due to its high impact in medicine, public health and rehabilitation domain (Straus, Tetroe, & Graham ... increase which has a positive impact on food security[ CITATION Wol12 l 1033 ]. Similarly, the Ohio State university Food safety and innovation centre has deployed knowledge translation str...

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... What results is a "pre-digested" Bible containing the interpretation of the "translator." Worse still, paraphrases are often simple re-renderings of a text from an older English translation into more modern, up-to-date language without consulting the original languages at all. Besides being inaccurate, paraphrases are often trendy. The vocabulary they used or the ideas ... meant? Thus the theological presuppositions, and personal biases and assumptions of the translator, while less important than for a paraphrase, still play a major role in determining the resultant translation. The New I...

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... wholesale importation of western technical terms into the Indian language. This would inevitably create a new language, still foreign to the people, and give exclusiveness to the science professors. Translation was however achieved through the delineation of one language into another. It was more a process of dissemination producing altered authority and identity. There was an important compromise made on ... Science needed to Undo their dominance and take away the idea of coloniser-colonised and renegotiate with the indigenous. Eventually Western Science did precisely this, it's Hybri...

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... the Treaty of Waitangi was first signed it has been a continuously significant document that has fused a debate about the misunderstandings over the translation of the Treaty, did the Maori people even understand what they were signing? Despite the evolution of our society from 1840 and today ... the treaty was deliberately mistranslated to secure a more welcoming response, Henry Williams himself (Henry Williams 1874) states that "In this translation it was necessary to avoid all expressions of the English for which there was no similar term in the Maori language, preserving the entire ...

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... computer software is an expensive and time-consuming process. The ready availability of commercial third-party packages or VAN's will dictate against the internal development of in-house translation packages, since the annual cost of software licensing for third-party software will be less than the cost of developing and maintaining packages internally. The time required for ... internal software development will extend the valuable time it will take to deploy an EDI package." There may be other reasons for developing a translation package internally. "If The Kroger Company owned or cont...

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... 5" end linked to a virus-encoded protein with 22 amino acids called VPg. Genome replication can occur because it contains a cis-acting signal in the first 88 nucleotides. A site that regulates translation called the internal ribosomal entry site (IRES) follows this region. This site is separated from a long open reading frame of the only polypeptide it encodes, the polyprotein, by a 154nt. The ... 5" end linked to a virus-encoded protein with 22 amino acids called VPg. Genome replication can occur because it contains a cis-acting signal in the first 88 nucleotides. A site that regulates...

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... as; intent, will, plan, and heartedly respectively. The above quotes definition of entente is derived from the modern English translation of Chaucer's The Canterbury Tales. This suggests that the translation of some of these occurrences of entente could be misconstrued by translation. The modern translation should not be relied upon for an accurate reading of Chaucer's text however, in the case of entente it ... is a useful guide. The modern translation of the word entente is fluent with the surrounding text, but it is not definite. This reiterates the presence of ambiguity in the tale,...

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... peples joined with a holy boond, and kyntteth sacrament of marryges of chaste loves: and love enditeth lawest treuth felawes'- Boethus II. M.8 Chaucers Translation. Marriage as a topic can be seen as contributing to what we perceive to be the unique identity of each tale primarily because it is alluded ... the cause above whan he first made the fair chain of love' as determining ones existence, represented in a philosophical sense by Chaucers own translation of Boethus's Consolation of Philosophy - but certes now schewith wel how fer fro the soothe and how up-so doun is this thing ... t...

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... (Link 4). Additionally, Kafka's writing in "The Metamorphosis" was translated from German into English and many have speculated, including the translator, in the 2014 edition, Susan Bernofsky, that the translation impacts the story because of a lack of English terminology to directly covey Kafka's ideas (Kafka 122). Kafka's and Hemingway's works are similar in that they both stray from the grander ... with it, of referring to an animal when, in fact, it was intended to connote the less common definition. The ambiguity that arises from the result of the novella's German translation provi...

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... developed cross-culturally. He noted that ethnocentrism is not only common in research design and instrumentation, but also in data collection and data analysis. He also pointed out that translation and back translation are not always foolproof and depend on the skills of the translator. He also suggested that using a panel of bilingual readers familiar with the content matter is less costly ... and may be just as good or even better than a pure back translation. Finally he suggested that quantitative analysis such as factor analysis is useful, but care must be taken to ensure that any ...

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... . Those deliver news about their home country as well as news about their new community, Little Saigon. Little Saigon assists the newly arrived immigrants with a line of offices that provide translation services, school and job application assistance, English language classes, and employment that requires little or no skills. For other longtime immigrants, Little Saigon helps them communicate with their More importantly ... tune" (Nguyen 198). The insertion of bilingual pop songs draws young Vietnamese American into watching the videos and learning more about Vietnamese culture with the ...

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... coming. The test requires her to do something effortful to demonstrate her knowledge of each item each time she takes it; let us suppose that she is asked to provide translation equivalents. We could hardly claim that word knowledge gains she achieved after ten rounds of such testing were simply a by-product of reading to comprehend a story. The self-report ratings ... targets. However, the fact that R and W did not demonstrate their vocabulary knowledge until the investigations were over make findings difficult to interpret. At the end of the experiments, they provided translation equi...

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... nature of truth itself. In reading either Borges or Eco, the Anglophone reader is one step further away from perfect understanding in being dependent upon a translation. But more serious than the problem of accuracy of translation--what words mean-- is the problem of whether words mean. In the fictional Babel as well as the scriptural, language obscures the search for meaning. The ... ...

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... similar world, or they would be unable to translate from one language to another; but, equally obviously, they do not all inhabit a world exactly the same in all particulars, and translation is not merely a matter of substituting different but equivalent labels for the contents of the same inventory. From this stem the notorious difficulties in ... translation, especially when the systematizations of science, law, morals, social structure, and so on are involved. The extent of the interdependence of language and thought "linguistic relativity, as it has ... ...

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... let them confirm the accuracy of the descriptions and that the intended meaning was interpreted correctly. This strategy was appropriate for dealing with the potential validity problem caused by the translation of the interviews, with a risk of interpreting the meanings as not intended. Therefore, I would argue that my interpretations and translations do not affect the results of this study. In order ... ...

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... individuals from the outside world. They are Piyali Roy (Piya), a Bengali-American cytologists from Seattle who cannot even speak her mother tongue, and Kanai Dutt, a prosperous and proud owner of a translation business in New Delhi. The narrative space is taken up by them and a handful of other characters, each on a personal quest through life. Piya is drawn by the tidal water ... ...

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... would initiate a new relationship, with Maori and Pakeha sharing authority, however in the English version, the Queen was guaranteed full sovereignty over New Zealand. This along with the differences in translation over Maori land ownership, in article two, deeply angered Rua. Like many Maori, Rua was also upset by the way in which the British ignored the treaty, seeing it as ... ...

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... are obscene in nature, they all have some connection to the unconscious no matter how innocent they may seem. I found that some of the examples might've been lost in translation, because they didn't make much sense from the stage that Freud was presenting them on. Although some of the later examples were of an obviously phallic nature, the rest seemed ... ...

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... , H&M has quickly expanded to become one of the world's powerhouse and vastly differentiated retail businesses (Greenblat, 2014). Founded by Erling Persson in 1947, it was initially called Hennes, the Swedish translation being "hers", and focused on selling just women's clothing. In 1968, the company purchased Mauritz Widforss and hence was renamed to Hennes & Mauritz and, since then, has diversified ... ...

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... of psychological responses at the root of particular illnesses, the review often becomes lost in itself. The discussion on the connection between stress and disease often appeared lost in the translation of prior research. Brady, Scher, and Newman took a more humorous approach to assessing the issue of malingering in the emergency room. The information presented is easy to read, and is ... ...

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... unknown. African Americans are looking for a way in which to understand their place and roles in society that they once played and how that effects their lives today. Sankofa's common translation is "to go back and fetch it" or "to return to your past." This idea of the Sankofa experience is used to identify African American's attempts to ... ...

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... the time), the following methods: the study of archival materials, the analysis of biographical data, interviews collected material is often incomplete and distorted (for example, because of unintentional errors in translation from the original language into another language, or because of the shameful silence of the background of the geniuses of science), and therefore there is a need conjectural reconstruction of the ... ...

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... more responsibility and decision making in future actions taken by Greenpeace. Notably this can be linked back to Besley and Ghataks´ (2005) consideration, of the eventual mission, or rather its translation into practice, of non-profit organizations being negotiated between agents and owners (the founders and the board of directors in the case of Greenpeace). They propose that the closer the ... ...

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... was very in touch with the concerns and expectations of the peasantry. In a speech delivered by Mao Zedong to the public of Zangeze China where he made the statement (in translation) "to you the people of China I see unity- I see strength- and I see an end to the old world " "Source: Mao speech, August 1945 "During the past eight years the people ... ...

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... institutions and citizens from 11 to 20. This degree of linguistic diversity, valued and acknowledged as part of the European cultural heritage, poses considerable practical language-related challenges - interpretation and translation. Critical Language Planning The weakening of national economies and movement towards global integration have brought a defining slant in language policy and planning – a slant which hints at the emergence of ... ...

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