Translation codes: Difference between revisions

From The Logic Museum
Jump to navigation Jump to search
(Created page with "The chapter headings in this index are colour coded to indicate the extent of the translation process. The more extensive the review, the more confidence the reader will be able ...")
 
No edit summary
Line 1: Line 1:
The chapter headings in this index are colour coded to indicate the extent of the translation process. The more extensive the review, the more confidence the reader will be able to place in the translation. 'Reviewed' means that another competent translator has checked the work section by section. 'Authorised' means that a member of a specialist panel has reviewed the whole translation, and approved it.
Chapter headings are colour coded to indicate the stage of the translation process. 'Reviewed' means that another competent translator has checked the work section by section. 'Authorised' means that a member of a specialist panel has reviewed the whole translation, and approved it.


*<span style="color:#E83D6E">Not translated</span>  
*<span style="color:#E83D6E">Not translated</span>  

Revision as of 10:53, 29 September 2013

Chapter headings are colour coded to indicate the stage of the translation process. 'Reviewed' means that another competent translator has checked the work section by section. 'Authorised' means that a member of a specialist panel has reviewed the whole translation, and approved it.

  • Not translated
  • Translated but not checked
  • Checked by translator
  • Reviewed
  • Authorised