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a long sentence that i don’t understand?

Question by A translator: a long sentence that i don’t understand?
“Development of a transducer for in-line and through cycle monitoring
of key process and quality variables in injection molding”. the way the two prepositions (“for” and “by”) are combined confuses me. what does “in-line” mean? is it an adjective or a noun? can someone explain the whole sentence to me ?i am not a native english speaker. many thanks!
it is about a molding machine. mechanics.
oh! please help me to understand it! ican’t get away without understanding its meaning!

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Answer by Marylin
oh man i havent a clue what that sentence means.. what subject does it fall under? mechanics? idk. i can’t tell. this kind of sentence is kinda foreign subject matter to just any native english speaker, they might not understand it either. it helps to know what subject this falls under, and post it under that section..

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a long sentence that i don’t understnad?

Question by A translator: a long sentence that i don’t understnad?
“Development of a transducer for in-line and through cycle monitoring
of key process and quality variables in injection molding”. i don’t understand this sentence. i am puzzled by the two prepositions,”for” and “by”. what does “in-line” mean? is it an adjective or a noun? can someone explain the whole sentence to me ?i am not a native english speaker. many thanks!

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Answer by Mommy of 2 + 1 on the way!
development of a transducer = they need someone with experience they can train
for inline and through cycle monitoring = for a line in a factory/manufacturing process and doing a job on the machine from start to finish, likely repetitive
of key process and quality variables = of an important process in the manufacturing of whatever they make …basically it has to have good quality checks and be within specs
in injection molding = the machine that the process will be on and what you’re making is on an injection molding machine, likely plastic or foam

Basically they want someone with experience they can train for their job that will pay attention to quality and effort because the part you’re responsible to make is very important. Variably speaking it will be similar parts but with slight differences. Job will likely be repetitive and boring.

You’re likely making car parts or something that is a component for another larger product.

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a long sentence that puzzles me?

Question by A translator: a long sentence that puzzles me?
“Development of a transducer for in-line and through cycle monitoring
of key process and quality variables in injection molding”. the way the two prepositions (“for” and “by”) are combined confuses me. what does “in-line” mean? is it an adjective or a noun? transducer is a kind of device. can someone explain the whole sentence to me ? i am not a native english speaker. many thanks!

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Answer by ROBERT
That paragraph looks like Japanese translated into English by a Japanese technical writer. It is hard to decipher but if you study it for a long time then it will start making sense when you start thinking like a Japanese person. Been there done that.

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a long English sentence that puzzles me?

Question by A translator: a long English sentence that puzzles me?
“Development of a transducer for in-line and through cycle monitoring
of key process and quality variables in injection molding”. the way the two prepositions (“for” and “by”) are combined confuses me. what does “in-line” mean? is it an adjective or a noun? transducer is a kind of device. can someone explain the whole sentence to me ? i am not a native english speaker. many thanks!

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Answer by blast
in line is a noun. i didn’t notice any combined for and by. when u use for it means smth is done for smb/smth and when u use by it means smth is done by someone
it was made FOR U
it was made BY u – 2 sentences have totally different meaning. and can’t u use a dictionary? oxford one is a very good one. i do not know what transducer is and i am too lazy now to go and look it up in a dictionary

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Q&A: a long sentence about injection molding?

Question by A translator: a long sentence about injection molding?
“Development of a transducer for in-line and through cycle monitoring
of key process and quality variables in injection molding”. i don’t understand this sentence. i am puzzled by the two prepositions,”for” and “by”. what does “in-line” mean? is it an adjective or a noun? can someone explain the whole sentence to me ?i am not a native english speaker. many thanks!

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Answer by ignoramus
This is a clumsy sentence which tries to put too much information into one sentence. It would be better split up into two or three sentences.

In a simplified form the sentence states :

“Development of a transducer for monitoring variables in injection-moulding”.

(Injection-moulding is a compound noun which requires a hyphen.)

“for” tells you what the purpose of the transducer is (“for monitoring variables”).
(I cannot see a preposition “by”)

What sort of variables does the transducer monitor ? — those variables which control the process and affect the quality of the product.

How does the transducer work ? — by monitoring the variables “in-line” (which means whilst the process is actually running) and by monitoring the variables “through-cycle” (which means from beginning to the end of the process – not just a part of it, but the whole process.)

“through-cycle” is a compound adjective, which should have a hyphen. It will have a particular meaning which applies to the particular process under discussion.

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