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Automated recognition of functioning, activity and participation in COVID-19 from electronic patient records by natural language processing: a proof- of- concept [PDF]
Purpose To address the feasibility, reliability and internal validity of natural language processing (NLP) for automated functional assessment of hospitalised COVID-19 patients in key International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health ...
Carel G. M. Meskers +9 more
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This article provides an in-depth exploration of lexicology, the branch of linguistics focused on the study of words, their meanings, structures, and evolution. It covers key areas such as word formation, word relationships, semantics, and the historical development of lexicology.
Abduraxmonova, Zilola +1 more
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Social Networks of Lexical Innovation. Investigating the Social Dynamics of Diffusion of Neologisms on Twitter [PDF]
Societies continually evolve and speakers use new words to talk about innovative products and practices. While most lexical innovations soon fall into disuse, others spread successfully and become part of the lexicon.
Quirin Würschinger
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Understanding Lexicology [PDF]
This paper examines the essential concepts and principles of lexicology, the study of words and their meanings. It analyses the essential function of lexicology in comprehending the structure, evolution, and dynamics of language. The paper explores essential domains of lexicological study, such as morphology, etymology, semantics, and lexical evolution.
Farmonova, Sabina Xotam qizi +1 more
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Ecological-Linguistic Overlap: The Spatial Congruence Between Giant Panda (<i>Ailuropoda melanoleuca</i>) Habitats and Southwestern Mandarin. [PDF]
Our analysis reveals a significant spatial congruence between the distribution of giant pandas and Southwestern Mandarin in China. Based on the national census, 93.62% of wild pandas reside in counties where this dialect predominates, a pattern supported by strong statistical evidence (Schoener's D = 0.92).
Gao S, Gao Y.
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The Lexical Knowledge Representation Research Group at the Department of Lexicology is one of the youngest research groups of the Hungarian Research Centre for Linguistics, founded in February 2020.
Veronika Lipp, László Simon
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Parlez-vous #hashtag ? Quelques éclairages sur l’anglicisme hashtag et ses substituts français mot-dièse et mot-clic [PDF]
Cet article porte sur hashtag, un anglicisme, et ses substituts français mot-dièse et mot-clic à partir de l’observation d’un corpus d’occurrences. L’analyse quantitative montre que le mot hashtag s’emploie le plus fréquemment en France, alors qu’au ...
Schuring Melissa, Vanderheyden Anne
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This article deals with the presentation of the term “lexicology” in Russian, Kazakh and Uzbek dictionaries; reveals differences in contents of dictionaries’ articles which are related to an absolute understanding of lexicology as a science of lexical ...
Mahanbet Dzhusupov
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Reassembling the Pimped Ride: A Quantitative Look at the Integration of a Borrowed Expression
Over the past decades, research on the linguistic impact of globalization has foregrounded the socio-pragmatic meaning potential and mental categorization of anglicisms, looking for signs of agentivity and contextual sensitivity in the way receptor ...
Stefano De Pascale +3 more
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THE METAPHORS OF GOD IN ORTHODOX PRAYERS [PDF]
In this paper we look at the conceptual metaphors of God that we encountered in a collection of Orthodox prayers. Prayers are a type of discourse genre belonging to liturgical sublanguage, which is described as conservatory and intangible.
Andreea-Nora PUȘCAȘ
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