Glossary entry

Dutch term or phrase:

uitworp

English translation:

rejection

Added to glossary by Textpertise
Sep 23, 2008 07:45
15 yrs ago
Dutch term

uitworp

Dutch to English Social Sciences Social Science, Sociology, Ethics, etc. data analysis
Alle geanalyseerde gegevens worden uitgeworpen als selectieresultaat en aangeboden aan het behandelen van de uitworp.

This relates to a passenger profiling system. The word features several times in the text, along with uitwerpen and uitworpbehandeling. I initially used 'results' and have toyed with 'emission data' and 'findings', but am wondering if anyone knows the correct term. TIA.
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Oct 7, 2008 09:13: Textpertise Created KOG entry

Discussion

Tina Vonhof (X) Sep 23, 2008:
Output My thoughts exactly: uitworp is a literal translation of output.
LAB2004 (asker) Sep 23, 2008:
output Hi Ken. Anne's 'out-turn led me to look further and in the meantime had thought of 'output' too. Glad to have my thoughts confirmed. Thanks for your time and effort.
Ken Cox Sep 23, 2008:
linguistic copmment As relevant google hits with uitwerp(en) and uitworp in combination with 'daten' or 'gegevens' aren't exactly numerous, I suspect this is an example of mistranslation or a calque. In this regard, the following eulex document is interesting:

http://tinyurl.com/3eq5fa

Here you can see that 'uitwerpen' and 'uitworp' are set against 'rejeter' or 'emiter' and 'rejete' in French, 'freisetzen' and 'Emissionen' in German, and 'discharge' (verb and noun) in English. My guess is that 'output' probably lies in the same neighbourhood as 'uitwerpen' and 'uitworp' in your context.
LAB2004 (asker) Sep 23, 2008:
Further examples:

Uitworp wordt geanonimiseerd gepresenteerd bijvoorbeeld in de vorm van een overzicht op PNR niveau inclusief gegevens over alle criteria met bijbehorende scores.
De reden van uitworp wordt op PNR niveau aangegeven.

Proposed translations

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rejection

The straightforward dictionary meaning of uitwerpen is to throw out or eject. It seems to me from your extract that you are speaking here of subjects who are rejected from a study for various reasons yet although their data is not calculated into the statistical result, some overview in tabular or other form is given, stating the reasons why they have been rejected from the main statistics.

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Your extract:

The rejects are presented in anonymised form, e.g. in the form of an overview at PNR (Passenger Name Record) level, including details of all criteria with accompanying scores. The reason for rejection is given at PNR level.

Here is a very useful article which itself contains further links:
http://www.europa-nu.nl/9353000/1/j9vvh6nf08temv0/vheccvov93...

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Fascinating and scary stuff.
Peer comment(s):

agree helmuthoorn
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agree Max Nuijens
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agree Els Spin
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selection result

Although the 'Juridisch Lexicon' also uses emission, emission is interpreted by the Oxford dictionary as 'especially gas or radiation' so I would stick with selection result.

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Another possibility is 'out-turn', to use both in one sentence.
Note from asker:
Hi Anne, thanks for your thoughts. The only problem is that 'selectieresultaat' is used in the same sentence, so I was looking for a different term.
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dropping

guess... as in to drop
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