Keine Ahnung!
If this is the definition that you're seeing, it looks fine to me:
*conflate * - *verbinden, verschmelzen, zusammenführen *
Quellen Source: DEBENHAM, H. (2002). The Victorian Sensation Novel. In:
BAKER, W., WOMACK, K.. "A Companion to the Victorian Novel". Westport:
Greenwood Publishing, p. 216. (bottom line)
Context: ...; and, most famously, she [Lady Audley] exposes the
Victorian conflation of feminine assertion with madness.
Source: Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary
Context: con•flate /k{shwa}n'fle{I}t/ verb [vn] (formal) to put two or
more things together to make one new thing
It's great to hear that JCS is being used....
Martin
Ziegler Stefan wrote:
Hi
we are going to use JCS for some verification processes of cadastral
surveying. I intend to write an article about it. Is there a suitable
german translation for "conflation"? dict.leo.org gives me
"Verschmelzung" but I'm not sure if it describes what it should?
regards
Stefan
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