Glossary entry

Japanese term or phrase:

English translation:

upto maximum 4 layers (nesting)

Added to glossary by Varsha Pendse-Joshi
Jul 16, 2009 08:42
15 yrs ago
Japanese term

Japanese to English Tech/Engineering Mechanics / Mech Engineering
This is in Machine standard spec table. (lathe machine)
In the column of program supportive functions:
サブプログラム M98/M99 最大4重まで

Please help
Thanks

Discussion

Yasutomo Kanazawa Jul 16, 2009:
Myy guess is that 重here means 二重、三重、四重、meaning double layer, triple layer, quadruple layer. Sorry if I'm mistaken.

Proposed translations

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upto maximum 4 layers (nesting)

As cinefil indicated, I think it is related to 4 layers program nesting.
Peer comment(s):

agree Paul Makino (X) : Most likely
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agree Gertraud K.
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4 instances of

I'm not sure of a specific word for it, but I'm thinking it's saying you can run 4 separate instances of the same program.

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Note added at 42 mins (2009-07-16 09:24:49 GMT)
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I probably should correct myself and say not necessarily only the exact same program 4 times. Just thought I should clear that :)
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:) Thanks Fredricksan
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Max. 4 folds nested

www.methodsmachine.com/_.../a8d303a6-7b78-4bc1-b023-4d1d7bbf8cef.pdf
Sub program. M98 / M99 Max. 4 folds nested. Balance cut. G68 / G69 Cutting tools on U/L turrets move synchronously. Coordinate system setting ...
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Reference comments

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Reference:

nestingと関係あり?

サブプログラム制御 M98:サブプロコール(ネスティングは最大4重)
M99:サブプロエンド
http://wwwf2.mitsubishielectric.co.jp/ssc/catalog/motion/scm...

プログラムの形式(構造)に関して特に問題になるのは階層性であるが,この身近な例は繰返し操作などに現われるネスティング構造である。ネスティングにも一重のものだと別に問題はないが,二重,三重となると混乱しやすくなるものである。
http://www.kcg.ac.jp/acm/a1060.html
http://stanford.edu/dept/itss/docs/oracle/10g/appdev.101/b10...

layerなのかhierarchyなのか???
Note from asker:
Thanks for the links! I think its 'layer'
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