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Language Documentation: The Nahuatl Grammar
2005We describe an on-going documentation project for Nahuatl, an indigenous language of Mexico. While we follow standard recommendations for documenting text corpora and for the dictionary, the usual recommendations are not explicit concerning the grammar.
Mike Maxwell, Jonathan D. Amith
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Document architecture language (DAL) approach to document processing
Proceedings of 2nd International Conference on Document Analysis and Recognition (ICDAR '93), 2002An intelligent document processing system which can process unconstrained format-free documents is presented. A new document format definition language called Document Architecture Language (DAL) which can handle both rectangular and irregular blocks is presented. Combined with pattern recognition techniques, DAL can be widely used in document analysis
Chiu L. Yu, Yuan Yan Tang, Ching Y. Suen
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A Document Database Query Language
2002This work presents a natural language based technique to build user interfaces to query document databases through the web. We call such technique Bounded Natural Language (BNL). Interfaces based on BNL are useful to query document databases containing only structured data, containing only text or containing both of them.
Nieves R. Brisaboa +3 more
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Documenting the acquisition of indigenous languages
Journal of Child Language, 2020AbstractThe outstanding property of human language is its diversity, and yet acquisition data is only available for three percent of the world's 6000+ spoken languages. Due to the rapid pace of language loss, it may not be possible to document how children acquire half of the world's indigenous languages in as little as two decades.
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A retrieval language for historical documents
1998This paper focuses on a set of structured document applications that we have denoted databases of historical documents. The information into these documents is closely related to the time in which they are created while being still of great usefulness in the future.
María José Aramburu Cabo +1 more
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Language documentation and language typology
2014Typology is a sub-discipline of linguistics originally conceived around the notion that there is a fundamental basic unity underlying the diversity of the world’s languages. Typologists believe that there are certain core properties that languages have in common which can be formulated as generalisations about language in the form of language ...
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SEQUEL as a Language for Document Retrieval
Journal of the American Society for Information Science, 1979AbstractTraditionally the information retrieval community has avoided the type of data base management systems used in business applications. In this article it is shown how SEQUEL, a language designed for use in a data base management system, is potentially suited to a document retrieval system.
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Language documentation and language policy
2014Language policy is any decision that is made about language. Policies may be conscious or unconscious, explicit or implicit: for example, state education policy may not mention language at all, but may assume that the medium of education is the national language. Language policy can be planned or unplanned, but is no less a policy for being unthinking .
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Language in Medical Documentation—Reply
JAMA, 2013I agree with Mssrs Dittmar and Weller that there is a trade-off between medical jargon and vernacular language. All professions develop their own language out of necessity to communicate with colleagues quickly and to protect themselves from outsiders.
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Executable Documentation: From Documentation Languages to Purpose-Specific Languages
2022Tim Tegeler +5 more
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