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The '''Pinker-Sato phonology module''' is a chip-sized component of [[Starfleet]]'s [[universal translator]]. It can be modified with new information on languages. |
The '''Pinker-Sato phonology module''' is a chip-sized component of [[Starfleet]]'s [[universal translator]]. It can be modified with new information on languages. |
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− | In [[2376]], [[John Candlewood]], [[Cassini]] and [[T'rb]] [[replicator|replicated]] a Pinker-Sato phonology module that included linguistic comparisons from the {{USS|Defiant|NX-74205) (II}}'s [[main computer]] on latest [[Gamma Quadrant]] languages. The modified module allowed the crew to communicate with the [[ |
+ | In [[2376]], [[John Candlewood]], [[Cassini]] and [[T'rb]] [[replicator|replicated]] a Pinker-Sato phonology module that included linguistic comparisons from the {{USS|Defiant|NX-74205) (II}}'s [[main computer]] on latest [[Gamma Quadrant]] languages. The modified module allowed the crew to communicate with the [[D'Naali]] called [[Ryek'ekbalabiozan'voslu]] when the universal translator began to work. ({{n|DS9|sub=Mission Gamma|Cathedral}}) |
:''The Pinker-Sato phonology module is likely named for real-life linguist {{w|Steven Pinker}} and [[ENT]]'s [[Hoshi Sato]]. |
:''The Pinker-Sato phonology module is likely named for real-life linguist {{w|Steven Pinker}} and [[ENT]]'s [[Hoshi Sato]]. |
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The Pinker-Sato phonology module is a chip-sized component of Starfleet's universal translator. It can be modified with new information on languages.
In 2376, John Candlewood, Cassini and T'rb replicated a Pinker-Sato phonology module that included linguistic comparisons from the USS Defiant's main computer on latest Gamma Quadrant languages. The modified module allowed the crew to communicate with the D'Naali called Ryek'ekbalabiozan'voslu when the universal translator began to work. (DS9 - Mission Gamma novel: Cathedral)
- The Pinker-Sato phonology module is likely named for real-life linguist Steven PinkerWP and ENT's Hoshi Sato.