A rich terminology springs forth to describe bribes, from "gifts" and "commissions" to SNC Lavalin's "project consultancy costs," TSKJ's "cultural arrangements," and the funds Enron put aside to "educate Indians". Metaphors of war and sport, common in this context, help to shift the frame away from that of individual choice.
The Gene Ontology (GO) is the de facto standard for the functional description of gene products, providing a consistent, information-rich terminology applicable across species and information repositories.
Local communities often recognize the principal diseases that affect their livestock and have a rich terminology for distinguishing between them (Catley et al. 2001 , 2012.
Texts in patents have a particular writing style characterized by a rich technical terminology and an intentional vagueness in order to promote wide protection to inventions [ 8, 33, 34, 36, 38].
Nor, as the linguist Geoffrey Pullum explains, are Eskimo languages actually especially rich in snow terminology.
However, patents are lengthy and rich in technical terminology; analyzing patents may require a lot of human effort.
However, they are lengthy and rich in technical terminology such that it takes a lot of human efforts for analyses.
Our goal is to develop a gene/protein name recognition system BioTagger-GM that exploits rich information in terminology sources using powerful machine learning frameworks and system combination.
Most uses of SNOMED CT remain basic, and do not capitalize on the rich semantics of the terminology [ 37].
As in prior versions, the 2004 UMLS contains the National Cancer Institute Thesaurus, another rich source of neoplasm terminology [ 6].
Posterior surveys [ 11] on vendors indicated that although SNOMED CT is highly used in production systems, most of these uses are elementary and do not benefit from the rich semantics of the terminology.
