Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

spine

Spanish translation:

soporte

Added to glossary by Fabricio Castillo
Nov 29, 2011 18:36
12 yrs ago
English term

spine

English to Spanish Tech/Engineering Military / Defense
The system advantageously incorporates features to ensure that it will not mistake non-ballistic signals, such as vehicle noise, vibration, wind-noise and EMI, for a shooter. For example, the sensor mast can be mounted to a vehicle (not shown) with elastomeric sleeves in mating joints to prevent rattling. The sensors can be attached to the ends of the spines with elastomeric couplings, having low-frequency resonances at about 1 Hz to isolate them from spine vibration. Sensor spines can be attached to a common hub that contains analog electronics, which can also be attached to the
sensor mast with elastomeric shock mounts to isolate it from mast vibrations.

The term "spine" appears three times as "the end of the spines..." and "spine vibration" and "sensor spines". I cannot tell what it refers to. Does anyone have an idea? Thank you!

The document refers to a system for identifying a muzzle blast, for determining shooter locations.
Proposed translations (Spanish)
4 soporte
Change log

Dec 6, 2011 02:01: Fabricio Castillo Created KOG entry

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soporte

I certainly think that 'soporte' is a feasible choice here. "Los sensores pueden ser instalados en los extremos de los soportes... para aislarlos de las vibraciones de los soportes. Los soportes de los sensores..." Good luck! :)
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thanks Fabricio!"

Reference comments

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Reference:

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This is a very specific query indeed, and if I were you I would contact the author or client.

However, in case this helps, this is the only finding, but "SPINE" is an abbreviation here;

http://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&q=cache:U9Ehn2-80fAJ:ece.u...

Good luck!
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Reference:

Spines

Must be sth. like this:

http://www.gizmag.com/go/4497/
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