Sentence examples for specialized words from inspiring English sources

The prose is kept simple, specialized words and abbreviations are avoided, and every page has at least one diagram or figure.

The specialized words found in the unlimited lexicon are not universally shared and are used significantly less frequently than the words in the kernel lexicon.

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.

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".

Note that α− is significantly smaller in the Hebrew, Chinese, and the Russian corpora, which suggests that a more generalized version of the Zipf law14 may be needed, one which is slightly language-dependent, especially when taking into account the usage of specialized words from the unlimited lexicon.

The kink in the slope preceding the entry into the unlimited lexicon is a likely consequence of the limits of human mental ability that force the individual to optimize the usage of frequently used words and forget specialized words that are seldom used.

DNA code is manipulated not in the lab but using computer software -- basically a specialized word processor.

"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.

On the first page, usually, there are numbered "learning targets," and inside, inevitably, a list of specialized vocabulary words to master.

In subsection (c) the words "specialized duties in the fields of" are omitted as surplusage.

The basic assumptions involve neural localization of function, and adoption of tasks that tap into specialized functions, involving words or phonemes for example.