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Multilingual biomedical dictionary.
AMIA ... Annual Symposium proceedings. AMIA Symposium, 2007We present a unique technique to create a multilingual biomedical dictionary, based on a methodology called Morpho-Semantic indexing. Our approach closes a gap caused by the absence of free available multilingual medical dictionaries and the lack of accuracy of non-medical electronic translation tools.
Daumke, Philipp +3 more
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Multimodal Multilingual Dictionary of Gestures: DiGest
2011The paper presents a web-based multimodal and multilingual dictionary of gestures. Its current version contains several hundreds of gestures represented by a still image, a description of the gesture and its meaning, and optional sound and video records.
Milan Rusko, Stefan Benus
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A Multilingual Matter: Sinclair and the Bilingual Dictionary
International Journal of Lexicography, 2008Combining direct contribution and wider influence, John Sinclair stimulated a massive sea change in lexicography with the introduction of large reference corpora as the principal source of data. His major direct contribution was through the use of corpora in monolingual learners' dictionaries, but his interest in language inevitably led him on to look ...
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Multilingualism in India and the significance of multilingual dictionaries
2021The Indian subcontinent has four major language families, e.g., Indo-Aryan, Dravidian, Austroasiatic (Munda ) and Tibeto-Burman. These language families have co-existed together for many centuries and have resulted in widespread multilingualism. The multiplicity of languages does not impede communication as large populations habitually learn more than ...
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Multilingual Dictionary of IT Security
1999This dictionary covers in English, French, German Italian and Spanish around 3,500 essential and current terms from the field of IT security. The main section is arranged alphabetically by English terms. Under each English term the equivalents are given in the other four languages.
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Multilingual dictionaries and nomenclators
1999Abstract In 1477 the first onomasiological dictionary which was not devoted to teaching Latin (or Greek or Hebrew) appeared in Venice as a printed book. It used the new technique for propagating a book-genre which had already been extant in hand written manuscripts, for example in 1424, and in early prints, for example in 1533.
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Interchanging lexical information for a multilingual dictionary.
AMIA ... Annual Symposium proceedings. AMIA Symposium, 2007To facilitate the interchange of lexical information for multiple languages in the medical domain. To pave the way for the emergence of a generally available truly multilingual electronic dictionary in the medical domain.An interchange format has to be neutral relative to the target languages.
Robert H. Baud +5 more
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Multilingual Dictionary of General Physics
Nature, 1963Elsevier's Dictionary of General Physics in six Languages, English/American/French/Spanish/Italian/Dutch and German Compiled by W. E. Clason. Pp. 859. (Amsterdam and New York: Elsevier Publishing Company, 1962.) 120s.
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TERMDOK — multilingual technical dictionary
Online Review, 1988TERMDOK is a multilingual technical dictionary on CD‐ROM created by the Swedish Centre for Technical Terminology (TNC), published by Walters Lexicon (a newly established family company within the electronic publishing field which concentrates on dictionaries), and produced by Archetype Systems Ltd using the Dataware 2000 CD‐ROM retrieval software.
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