Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

lower voice bandwidth

German translation:

kleinere Sprachbandbreite

Added to glossary by Sol Bernabe
Feb 19, 2013 22:53
11 yrs ago
English term

lower voice bandwidth

English to German Tech/Engineering Telecom(munications)
Hello, any idea what "lower voice bandwidth" is??

Concerning the air interface technology of the UMTS standard, the W-CDMA
technology, 2G radio access technologies such as TDMA used for the GSM standard
in the EEA, cannot be considered effective substitutes for W-CDMA due to
significant differences in functionalities including lower voice bandwidth as well as
lack of high-speed, always-on, data communications

Thanks!!!
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Proposed translations

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48 mins
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kleinere Sprachbandbreite

:o)
Peer comment(s):

agree Charles Milton Ling
29 mins
Thank you very much!
agree SinnerAtta : Schließe mich auch hier an. Vielleicht auch "geringere Sprachbandbreite" möglich
16 hrs
Thank you very much!
agree Rolf Keller : Ja, kleiner oder geringer. Aber man muss ja nicht jede Silbe übersetzen, sondern den Sinn, also geht z. B. auch "schmäleres Sprachband".
16 hrs
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8 hrs

geringere Sprachbandbreite

die bandbreite ist geringer oder tiefer
Peer comment(s):

neutral Rolf Keller : "Tiefere Bandbreite" ist kein Deutsch.
45 mins
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-1
10 hrs

schmalere Sprachbandweite

Mit Bezug auf Bandbreite wird im Deutschen üblicherweise "schmal" oder "eng" verwendet.
Peer comment(s):

disagree Rolf Keller : Bandweite geht gar nicht. Schmal ist das Band, nicht die Bandbreite.
1 hr
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