Jul 5, 2007 13:51
16 yrs ago
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Spanish term
metrica
Non-PRO
Spanish to English
Tech/Engineering
Computers: Systems, Networks
Notarial document
I'm asking because the other definitions given for this word in the past don't seem to fit.
The word occurs in pliego de prescriptiones técnicas relating to acquisition of software products from a company called BMC Software. A table lists in one column the products, such as BMC Performance Manager for Servers. The next cvolumn has the heading METRICA and has opposite the aforementioned products, words such as workgroup, desktop, departmental. Thus one line might read "BMC Performance Manager for Servers -- workgroup", and below it (corresponding to a different license, "BMC Performance Manager for Servers -- desktop".
The word occurs in pliego de prescriptiones técnicas relating to acquisition of software products from a company called BMC Software. A table lists in one column the products, such as BMC Performance Manager for Servers. The next cvolumn has the heading METRICA and has opposite the aforementioned products, words such as workgroup, desktop, departmental. Thus one line might read "BMC Performance Manager for Servers -- workgroup", and below it (corresponding to a different license, "BMC Performance Manager for Servers -- desktop".
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metrics
an anglicism, for mediciones, sistema de medición, etc...
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Note added at 10 mins (2007-07-05 14:02:18 GMT)
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UNLESS they have come up with a product called METRICA, in which case of course it would remain untranslated...
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Note added at 10 mins (2007-07-05 14:02:18 GMT)
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UNLESS they have come up with a product called METRICA, in which case of course it would remain untranslated...
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It sounds like it might refer to where the software is used, or in what setting. This might work :)
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