Taken en masse, any society's lexicon of signs makes up a rich vocabulary of colourful communications.
Just like the UK's Oxbridge universities maintain exclusivity with an entire language dedicated to the ins and outs of the institutions, the lexicon of TRP makes the users feel part of an established pseudo-academic sector or club.
Abc - The Lexicon Of Love.
It is important to evoque, however, that this work aims to build an auxiliary resource for lexicographers to perform the construction of lexicons, making those reasonable limitations.
The DNA of Thompson's adjectival lexicon is made up of the following, often in sequence: "vicious," "rancid," "savage," "fiendish," "filthy," "rotten," "demented," "treacherous," "heinous," "scurvy," "devious," "grisly," "hamwit," "filthy," "foetid," "cheapjack" and "hellish".
Long before the term "relational aesthetics" entered the lexicon, he was making art out of everyday life with people like you and me.
"The business can go under, but you can always go out and get a job and say, 'I know this.' " Senator John McCain may have lost the presidential election, but he succeeded in adding "Joe the Plumber" to the American lexicon, making a household name of Samuel J. Wurzelbacher, the Ohio journeyman whose question about taxes led Barack Obama to say he wanted to "spread the wealth around".
We decided to decrease the size of the sentiment lexicon and make it more domain-specific by removing irrelevant words.
It encourages communication and the creation of a lexicon: "Make me a bucket," you might say when you want the other person to overlap your flat end with their round end and snip a dip useful for catching basketballs that fall from the sky.
RSNA launched the RadLex project, which aimed at gathering a complete lexicon for radiology, made of terms borrowed from multiple terminological sources, but integrated into a common resource [17].
