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.
The problems within the questionnaire were formulated using a neutral vocabulary whose terminology sometimes varied significantly from the terminology (class and slot names) used in the schema.
In the best tradition of an industry whose terminology is ever more impenetrable to outsiders, the battery carts are known as E.D.M.G.'s, a label for hardware derived from the industry's Extensive Damage Mitigation Guidelines, largely put into effect after the Sept. 11 attacks.
He has landed here, in the unfamiliar shadows of mountains he has no time to appreciate, in a new offense whose terminology he is still learning, making jokes about how he feels a little like a rookie but is not allowed to play like one.
In the former, mentions of disorder terms were annotated and mapped to corresponding concepts in the SNOMED CT terminology [ 44], whose disorder semantic group covers phenotypic information.
The research on outcomes comparing "children of divorce" (dumbest terminology ever) to children whose parents stayed together doesn't separate out kids from happy intact families and parents who stayed together but aren't functioning well.
Some scientists wonder why, in this age of information, one would force students to read papers whose technology and terminology are outdated, and whose lasting conclusions are summarized in the first chapters of any textbook, if not on Wikipedia itself.
But Trump's racially insensitive question also played on the assumption that — borrowing Trump's regular terminology — "the blacks" are somehow one big family, whose members know each other personally.
So more qualia terminology is required: in particular, a quale name whose reference is fixed by experiences of blue triangles and red squares, and another name whose reference is fixed by experiences of red triangles and blue squares.
The terminology in the literature about posttraumatic stress disorder includes a plethora of terms whose meanings are not fully understood, and that, therefore, limit this terminology.
