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DLT was undertaken by the [[Netherlands|Dutch]] software house BSO (now part of [[Atos Origin]]) in [[Utrecht (city)|Utrecht]] in cooperation with the now defunct Dutch airplane manufacturer [[Fokker]] and the [[Universal Esperanto Association]].

The project's results were far from the expected. From a modern view, the DLT concept was erroneous in itself since it was unable to distinguish the different meanings of the same word in different contexts.{{POV-statement|1=Erroneous concept, really?|date=October 2015}} Modern statistic-based and context-based translation programs are able to produce a better translation.<ref>{{cite web|title=Languages|url=https://www.languagemarketplace.com/Translation-Languages.html|publisher=www.languagemarketplace.com|accessdate=16 July 2016cn}}</ref>

==See also==