Invariance in translation is a set of semantic content of the source and translation texts.

Invariance in simultaneous interpretation is the most informative part of the semantic structure of the message.

Adaptation is a shift in cultural environment.

It is not necessary to keep the information about the structure of the language work in the translated text.

Disparity between the structure of the source and target languages omit grammatical and lexical transformations.  

CI is in demand mainly

due to its minor technological requirements than SI.

The consecutive

interpreter has less time to prepare for the nuances of the language and to

choose the words thoroughly. 

Any language has its own

grammar with various analogues and coincidences.

There are no rules for

transforming

Only after taking notes,

an interpreter begins to deliver messages in a