Sentence examples for shared vocabularies from inspiring English sources

With real-time playing, note-bending expressivity and their shared vocabularies of rasp, twang and syncopation, they now show more in common than old divisions once suggested.

Using Semantic Web technologies it becomes possible to convert data to a common syntax and specify the meaning of the data through shared vocabularies that can be specified as a formal, logical-based ontology.

Data management tools such as the interactive Ontology Lookup Service could help streamline and enhance the cross-platform analysis and mapping of these shared vocabularies (15).

These resources are used in the database integration field as shared vocabularies, providing unified frameworks that is, shared conceptualizations that simplify the homogenization process of disparate data [ 15].

In this sense, ontologies have been established as shared vocabularies [ 16], generally using RDF itself as the representation language, or any of its extensions (OWL (http://www.w3.org/2004/OWL/), OWL2 (http://www.w3.org/TR/owl2-primer/)).

The GBIF LSID-GUID Task Group [ 74] highlighted the need for GBIF to identify sustainable support mechanisms for essential shared vocabularies and commissioned White Paper Recommendations on the use of Knowledge Organisation Systems.

Singers of tonal music have a shared vocabulary to fall back on.

As a consequence, teachers have never developed a shared vocabulary for discussing their work in detail.

Across the region, young people who have driven the revolts have shared vocabulary as well as tactics.

They learn a shared vocabulary and set of values that are very familiar and comfortable to investors.

It's not that we don't have a shared vocabulary to address moral issues — we just don't have theirs.