Glossary entry (derived from question below)
español term or phrase:
"adelantar un resultado"
inglés translation:
to anticipate a result/disclose a result in advance
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margaret caulfield
Dec 13, 2009 04:57
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español term
"adelantar un resultado"
español al inglés
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en el sentido de enunciar un resultado sobre el que más tarde se proveerá la prueba o demostración. To advance a result es correcto?
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Dec 18, 2009 17:33: margaret caulfield Created KOG entry
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to anticipate a result/disclose a result in advance
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Roberta Scaramuzzino
: yes
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Thanks, Roxio!
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Wendy Petzall
: I would only use "anticipate a result" rather than disclose, which would imply a knowledge -with certainty- that is revealed, while the present sentence seems to indicate that proof will be found / provided (as in not yet available) later
Right you are!
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Thanks, wm, although I'd say that the knowledge is already available, but not the proof or demonstration, which will be given at a later stage.
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To give preliminary results
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to preview results
It is common to talk about previewing the results of something and later presenting the organized data backing up the result.
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español term (edited):
adelantar un resultado
claim a result in advance
A mathematician may not claim a result in advance of its achievement, for that injures the community by restraining those working toward the same goal. ...
ethics.iit.edu/indexOfCodes-2.php?key=23_74_1286
To claim a result in advance of its having been achieved with reasonable certainty injures the community by restraining those working toward the same goal. ...
courses.cs.vt.edu/cs3604/lib/WorldCodes/AMS.html
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Note added at 20 hrs (2009-12-14 01:43:25 GMT)
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Based on Claudia's explanation, "claim" might be a bit too strong.
An alternative would be "infer a result":
Infer a result (1,100,000 refs):
only able to infer a result without giving any explanation for the decision. To support the result, Apriori will produce a set of rules for each class of ...
www1.indstate.edu/ecmet/acad/spring04_papers/rashmiramachandran.pdf
To be fair, the conventional lookup table had no ability to infer a result. The best performing region based lookup table only got 85.6% correct by ...
www.springerlink.com/index/ut1m5126j8133144.pdf
Nov 13, 2002 ... -Indirect Attack: Seeks to infer a result based on one or more statistical results, and requires work outside of the database itself. ...
www.vascan.org/webdocs/services/db_security.ppt
ethics.iit.edu/indexOfCodes-2.php?key=23_74_1286
To claim a result in advance of its having been achieved with reasonable certainty injures the community by restraining those working toward the same goal. ...
courses.cs.vt.edu/cs3604/lib/WorldCodes/AMS.html
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Note added at 20 hrs (2009-12-14 01:43:25 GMT)
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Based on Claudia's explanation, "claim" might be a bit too strong.
An alternative would be "infer a result":
Infer a result (1,100,000 refs):
only able to infer a result without giving any explanation for the decision. To support the result, Apriori will produce a set of rules for each class of ...
www1.indstate.edu/ecmet/acad/spring04_papers/rashmiramachandran.pdf
To be fair, the conventional lookup table had no ability to infer a result. The best performing region based lookup table only got 85.6% correct by ...
www.springerlink.com/index/ut1m5126j8133144.pdf
Nov 13, 2002 ... -Indirect Attack: Seeks to infer a result based on one or more statistical results, and requires work outside of the database itself. ...
www.vascan.org/webdocs/services/db_security.ppt
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