Some Byzantine genres would not be considered of literary interest today, but instead seem to belong to the domain of technical writing.
A study of STyLE-OLM (n = 7) also found that learners were able to understand and build arguments, with the graphical conceptual graph representation of the domain of technical terminology helping learners to construct concepts and relationships (Dimitrova 2003).
But they do require mastery over a domain of technical knowledge, which can usually be obtained in two years.
It's entirely possible that the last year of high school and the first year of college or community college could be devoted for some students to mastering a domain of technical knowledge that would thereafter set them up to learn on the job.
Simulation for quality control is the domain of technical areas.
These differences between X-ChIP and N-ChIP underscore the high sensitivity of mapping within the central domain to technical details of methods.
By formulating the model in the spatial domain a number of technical difficulties are removed, and it is seen how constant spatial delays can be accommodated by using rational approximations.
Unlike named entity recognition (NER) systems on e.g. the news domain, entity recognition on medical domains comprises of extractions of technical terms in the broader medical and biological arena such as name of diseases, proteins, substances and so on, see e.g. [10, 11].
Moreover, this study explores contextual moderators of crossover by comparing different types of training (classes in dual and in school-based training programs) as well as different domains of training (commercial, technical, and social occupations).
Subsequently, this metaphor has been transferred back again from the biological realm into a number of technical domains, such as for instance electronics, giving rise to terms like "cell phone", which is short-hand for "cellular electronic network" (MacDonald 1979).
