Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
l’arborescence théorique de décomposition des avions et équipements
English translation:
aircraft and equipment breakdown
Added to glossary by
Marcus Malabad
Mar 13, 2002 16:44
22 yrs ago
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arborescence
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data management in aircraft parts inventory
Il s’agit donc d’utiliser le référentiel technico-logistique avion (ces informations sont à extraire des systèmes d’information existants de X).
Ces informations sont transférées des outils de X de gestion du référentiel vers le serveur de "logistique collaborative" qui permet ainsi d’accéder par type d'avion, à l’arborescence théorique de décomposition des avions et équipements, soit :
· pour chaque position et point d’emploi, les familles des références des articles « avionables » qui sont suivis en vieillissement :
¨ équivalents, interchangeables, substituables (obsolescences, modifications, préférentiels),
¨ compteurs de vieillissement associés,
¨ données techniques des équipements (ces données sont agrégées au niveau pertinent par références articles ou par points d'emploi) :
tree directory?
Ces informations sont transférées des outils de X de gestion du référentiel vers le serveur de "logistique collaborative" qui permet ainsi d’accéder par type d'avion, à l’arborescence théorique de décomposition des avions et équipements, soit :
· pour chaque position et point d’emploi, les familles des références des articles « avionables » qui sont suivis en vieillissement :
¨ équivalents, interchangeables, substituables (obsolescences, modifications, préférentiels),
¨ compteurs de vieillissement associés,
¨ données techniques des équipements (ces données sont agrégées au niveau pertinent par références articles ou par points d'emploi) :
tree directory?
Proposed translations
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| 4 +2 | bill of materials / parts breakdown |
David Sirett
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| 5 +6 | tree structure, tree graph, tree display... |
Meri Buettner
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| 4 +2 | tree diagram |
DPolice
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| 5 | arborescent development |
wflyer (X)
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| 4 | tree |
GILLES MEUNIER
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| 4 | tree structure |
Sladjana Stojanovic
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| 2 | breakdown structure |
Giacomo Camaiora (X)
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Proposed translations
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bill of materials / parts breakdown
I think 'arborescence de décomposition' here is in the sense of 'nomenclature' in French, a multi-level listing of all parts/items according to unit, subassembly, assembly, etc. It's not usually a diagram, though may be represented as such in a computer program.
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Comment: "While, in the general sense, all your answers are correct (ie, tree structure), David is right in suggestiont 'parts breakdown' for "l’arborescence théorique de décomposition". The software actually represents a tree-like structure for this list/breakdown, hence the 'arborescence'. "
2 mins
tree
it's the term used in this context
+6
4 mins
Meri Buettner
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tree structure, tree graph, tree display...
A branching diagrammatic representation of the interrelations of a group of items sharing some common factors - Termium
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Note added at 2002-03-13 16:50:42 (GMT)
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Sorry - for \"tree structure\" (computers)
DEF – A data structure that organizes entities or attributes as nodes, with at most one parent node for each node and with only one root node. Source
OBS – tree structure: term standardized by CSA.
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Note added at 2002-03-13 16:50:42 (GMT)
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Sorry - for \"tree structure\" (computers)
DEF – A data structure that organizes entities or attributes as nodes, with at most one parent node for each node and with only one root node. Source
OBS – tree structure: term standardized by CSA.
Peer comment(s):
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qiyote
: bifurcating chart, perhaps?
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hmm...isn't that rather limiting though - only splits into 2 ?
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FionaBrind
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Thanks
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Dr. Chrys Chrystello
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Thank you
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wflyer (X)
: Ignore my answer below Marcus, I think this is correct. Very sorry, I misread the paragraph... Catherine
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Thanks Catherine
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bilbun
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Yakov Tomara
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tree diagram
OED
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Peer comment(s):
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Meri Buettner
: yes, also tree network...tree network structure etc.
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Yakov Tomara
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arborescent development
Hello again Marcus! In relations to aircraft, this refers to the deterioration or corrosion of metals, and is appropriate in this case. I would suggest something like "the theoretical arborescent development..."
Hope this helps you!
Catherine
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Note added at 2002-03-13 17:37:48 (GMT)
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Although my comment is correct, it does not really apply to your question nor does it fit in your context, I think Meri is correct with \"tree structure\", sorry about that.
Hope this helps you!
Catherine
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Note added at 2002-03-13 17:37:48 (GMT)
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Although my comment is correct, it does not really apply to your question nor does it fit in your context, I think Meri is correct with \"tree structure\", sorry about that.
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breakdown structure
Breakdown Structure
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Sladjana Stojanovic
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tree structure
tree structure
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