Sentence examples for multilingual vocabulary from inspiring English sources

Capitalizing on parental anxieties, many of the new tapes and DVD's are marketed as educational aids, with titles like "Brainy Baby -- Right Brain," "Bee Smart Baby Multilingual Vocabulary Builder" and "Baby Genius -- Mozart and Friends".

One of the peculiarities of film history is that what might seem to be the movie camera's most obvious power -- the capacity to record reality as it unfolds -- should require theories, manifestoes and a specialized, multilingual vocabulary.

The Food and Agriculture Organization is developing a concept based multilingual vocabulary management tool to manage thesauri, authority lists and glossaries expressed as concept schemes ready to be used in a linked data environment.

It is a very large, multi-purpose, and multilingual vocabulary database that contains information about biomedical and health-related concepts, their various names, and the relationships between them.

AGROVOC is a multilingual vocabulary containing more than 32,000 agricultural concepts in 22 languages, aligned with 16 other multilingual knowledge organization systems related to agriculture, and developed by FAO over the course of thirty years [ Caracciolo et al., 2011].

About one fourth of the terms are adopted from existing thesauri, including the AGROVOC multilingual agricultural vocabulary, the GEMET Thesaurus with INSPIRE Spatial Data Themes, and the STW Thesaurus for Economics.

Various studies have investigated automatic methods to assist the translation of medical terminologies or to create multilingual medical vocabularies.

Various studies have investigated automatic methods to assist the translation of medical terminologies or create multilingual medical vocabularies.

Tharvest encompasses a process where technical terms of the domain of agriculture are taken from AGROVOC, a multilingual, structured controlled vocabulary designed to cover concepts and terminologies in the agriculture domain.

Information about the children's use of pain-related vocabulary in multilingual contexts was also anticipated.

An additional purpose was to gather information (as reported by professionals) on children's use of pain-related vocabulary in a multilingual South African context that could be considered when selecting vocabulary for AAC systems of children with cerebral palsy.