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(Yes, it really is "implantation", not "implementation"; the word apparently means both "setting up" (think "planting") and "implanting". Looking through the sa
by gjm11 17y ago
(Yes, it really is "implantation", not "implementation"; the word apparently means both "setting up" (think "planting") and "implanting". Looking through the sample first chapter, I think "implantation" is probably the standard French equivalent of "implementation"; can someone who knows French better than I do confirm or correct this?)
- Gibbon 17y agoImplementation in french is usually "Mise en Oeuvre", "Mise en place", "Application" or "Exécution" depending on the context. In this example, implantation is probably more directly translated to "layout".