Pre-editing and post-editing

This chapter provides an accessible introductory view of pre-editing and post-editing as the starting-point for research or work in the language industry. It describes source text pre-editing and machine translation post-editing from an industrial as well as academic point of view. In the last ten to fifteen years, there has been a considerable growth in the number of studies and publications dealing with pre-editing, and especially post-editing, that have helped researchers and the industry to understand the impact machine translation technology has on translators’ output and their working environment. This interest is likely to continue in view of the recent developments in neural machine translation and artificial intelligence. Although the latest technology has taken a considerable leap forward, the existing body of work should not be disregarded as it has defined clear research lines and methods, as it is more necessary than ever to look at data in their appropriate context and avoid generalizing in the vast and diverse territory of human and machine translation

Examination for the degree certified public accountant

Examination Set for May 15, 16, 17, 1928

Examination for the degree: Certified Public Accountant

The examination covers the following areas: Theory of Accounts, Auditing, Practical Accounting, and Commercial Law. There are six examination sessions covering three days. Satisfactory answers to questions and correct solutions of problems will entitle candidates to 100 credits in each subject. Candidates receiving 75 or more credits in each subject will be granted a certificate. Those failing to obtain the required credits in any subject will have to be re-examined in that subject only. In marking papers the Board will take into consideration the intelligence indicated by your answers to questions and solution of problems; also the manner of presentation of Balance Sheets and financial statements. These should be such as you would submit to a client. Neatness and clearness are essential. Original item in Boxno. 040

Official Proceedings of the One Thousand Three Hundred and Twentieth Meeting of the Board of Trustees, Columbus, Ohio, February 29, 1996

This item is the meeting minutes of the Board of Trustees of The Ohio State University held on Thursday, February 29, 1996, at the Ohio State University Fawcett Center for Tomorrow, Columbus, Ohio. Topics discussed at the meeting included the president's report, student recognition award, department and committee reports, merger and naming of departments, degree program modifications in the college of engineering, the amendments to the rules of the University faculty, distinguished service awards, degrees and certificates - Winter quarter commencement, personnel actions, resolutions in memoriam, report on the University honors center, the University development report, the treasurer's report, report of research contracts and grants, report on revenue benchmarks and preliminary recommendations on tuition and fees, waivers of competitive bidding requirements, the employment of architects/engineers and request for construction bids, sale of real property, and easements

Official Proceedings of the One Thousand Three Hundred and Sixtieth Meeting of the Board of Trustees, Columbus, Ohio, March 3, 2000

This item is the meeting minutes of the Board of Trustees of The Ohio State University held on Friday, March 3, 2000, at the Ohio State University Longaberger Alumni House, Columbus, Ohio. Topics discussed at the meeting included the president's report, distinguished departmental teaching awards, the consent agenda, authorization for the Technology Transfer Oversight committee to approve research incentives for staff and students, public employees retirement system (PERS) employing units, renaming of the Department of Medical Biochemistry, naming of the allied medical professions building, lane avenue park, 1501 Neil avenue and grand lounge in the Longaberger alumni house, honorary degree, degrees and certificates - Winter quarter commencement, personnel actions, resolution in memoriam, report of research contracts and grants, the University development report, the employment of architects/engineers and request for construction bids, distinguished service awards, appointment and reappointment of investment managers, student recognition award, student government reports, and the presentation on the gateway project

Ohio State vs. Syracuse

Football program: Syracuse University vs. The Ohio State University (November 25, 1911

Indiana vs Ohio State

Football program: Indiana University vs. The Ohio State University, Ohio Stadium, November 8, 1924