Jul 2, 2001 06:27
22 yrs ago
Italian term

è tanto più significativo quanto meno

Non-PRO Italian to English Tech/Engineering
In an environmental SOP, the following phrase occurs: "un impatto ambientale è tanto più significativo quanto meno la componente ambientale che lo subisce è in grado di ripristinare le proprie condizioni iniziale."
Can anyone help with clarifying the EN of this phrase?

Thanks,
Harold

Proposed translations

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The impact of an environmental disaster is inversely proportionate to the environment's capability o

How about sth along the lines of:

The impact of an environmental disaster is inversely proportionate to the environment's capability of restoring its original conditions.

hth,
Tanya
Peer comment(s):

disagree CLS Lexi-tech : disaster is too strong.
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rephrased...

Could it be trying to say the following?

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un impatto ambientale è tanto più significativo quanto più è ridotta la capacità dell'ambiente di ripristinare le proprie condizioni iniziali.

I've left a few words out to make it easier to understand...

Tanya
Peer comment(s):

agree Telesforo Fernandez (X) : now , the english rendition will be easy, bravo
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the environmental impact is more significant than

I partially agree with Tanya, however I believe the above a correct and simpler answer
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environmental impact is going to be more strongly felt by those....

affected environmental elements that are least able to recover their initial conditions...

I would have said it this way...
Angela
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Environmental impact is inversely proportional to the

resilience of the environmental component affected;
the significance of the environmental impact is greater whenever the affected component is unable to return to its initial condition...

I would even to as far as translating `ritono alle condizioni iniziali` as`'resilience'

regards

paola l m


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