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Is legal lexis a characteristic of legal language? [PDF]
It is common knowledge that specialised languages use some aspects of “languages” to express the communicative objectives of specialised communities. Compiling and analysing specialised corpora is one way of identifying recurrent features that tend to ...
Isabelle Richard
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LEXIS submodule lexis-backend-services-interface-datasets
Interface to display datasets from the LEXIS DDI in the LEXIS ...
Swiatkowski, Jan +4 more
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LEXIS submodule ddi-service-irods
iRODS zone deployment for LEXIS centres: this repository contains components for the 1st (lowest) level of the ...
Hayek, Mohamad +2 more
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LEXIS submodule orch-service-tosca-templates
Repository of TOSCA components and Application Templates for ...
Ganne, Laurent
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LEXIS submodule ddi-service-irods (repo pre-release)
iRODS zone deployment for LEXIS ...
Hachi1
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LEXIS submodule orch-service-yorc-ddi-plugin
Yorc plugin allowing the orchestrator to use LEXIS DDI API (Distributed Data Infrastructure API), to manage asynchronous data transfers and other DDI ...
Ganne, Laurent
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Lexis of perception in contemporary English song discourse: Cognitive linguistics analysis [PDF]
Research on how sensory perception is coded in language is driven by the need to understand the connection between perception and language, two central cognitive systems.
Ryzhova, Valentina Vasilievna +1 more
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Russian-as-a-heritage-language vocabulary acquisition by bi-/multilingual children in Canada
The significance of this paper is in its contribution to the innovative and rapidly developing research area of Russian as a heritage language (RHL) around the world.
Veronika Makarova, Natalia Terekhova
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The article is dedicated to the research of the semantic aspect, namely the semantic derivation process as one of the ways of emergence, semantic characterising and classification of compound neologisms pertaining to the lexis of marketing of the modern
Oksana Horbach, Oksana Hryniuk
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Is there such a thing as an “enunciative”, or utterer-centered, approach to the lexicon? This forms part of the questions that are asked in this special issue of the e-journal Lexis.
Girard-Gillet, Geneviève +1 more
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