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Tax even has special Bluebook citation rules for administrative materials because of its specialized terminology and publication forms (see Table 1.2, Department of the Treasury).

Many professionals from various scientific disciplines, such as curators, art historians, archaeologists, conservators etc., are involved in the examination process and diagnosis of Cultural Heritage, each using their own specialized terminology [1].

The U.S.-Russian programs at the national lab have been invaluable: This is where I learned the specialized terminology associated with some extremely narrow topics such as nuclear nonproliferation and nuclear safety.

Because data analytics has roots in statistics and computer science, it's packed with specialized terminology.

It analyses the proper use of acronyms and their definitions, and the use of specialized terminology.

As mentioned before, Elhuyar Dictionary is a general dictionary that also contains some specialized terminology.

We constructed a specialized terminology (see Additional file 1) which has been developed in a data-centric way on documents of the University Hospital of Würzburg.

The prototype also incorporates a spell-checker adapted to the medical domain based on the specialized terminology from the biomedical domain.

That is, suffixes like "-tion" or "-able" have been excluded as they are not exclusive from the biomedical domain, and only suffixes closely related to this specialized terminology were used to conform the lexicon of suffixes.

Such trend is mainly associated to the expansion of more specialized and intensive production systems [82].

This system of livestock keeping is termed as confined animal feeding operations (CAFOs) which are specialized and intensive livestock farming.