In a foreword, the professor John Considine a historian of lexicography and a former editor at the O.E.D., who is now based at the University of Alberta assesses that D.C.H.P.-2 points "away from the accumulation of specialized words and towards the ordinary lived experience of Canadians".
The prose is kept simple, specialized words and abbreviations are avoided, and every page has at least one diagram or figure.
Finally, certain individual experts further augmented the vocabulary by the introduction of new and specialized words, to explain the results of their theoretical investigations.
Today, a week ahead of its Re:invent customer conference, Amazon announced an enhancement to Comprehend that allows developers to build lists of specialized words and phrases without machine learning domain knowledge.
The goal of this paper is to describe DEXTER, an open-access platform for data mining and terminology management, whose aim is not only the search, retrieval, exploration and analysis of texts in domain-specific corpora but also the automatic extraction of specialized words from the domain.
This is due partly to the nature of the TCM lexicon, which rarely uses specialized words to designate syndromes, and partly to the original authors, who obviously made an effort to simplify questions.
But consistently using the more specialized words periodically, whether in one conversation or just generally speaking, shows that you know what you're talking about.
"If you play at all seriously, you pretty much have to accept that you'll be learning a lot of very specialized, obscure words," Thevenot said.
The orthography of Byzantine coin legends became remarkably complex as the Latin and Greek alphabets were increasingly mingled and individual letters took on new or specialized forms and words were severely abbreviated.
The basic assumptions involve neural localization of function, and adoption of tasks that tap into specialized functions, involving words or phonemes for example.
