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This article discusses the concept of dexis in scientific texts. Dexis, also known as deixis, refers to words and phrases that point to time, place, or person, and its use is different in scientific writing compared to spoken or informal language. In scientific texts, the use of dexis is more limited and often carefully controlled.
Alikulova, Shaxnoza, Shaxnoza Alikulova
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INNER DIALOGICITY OF MEDICAL SCIENTIFIC TEXTS
Вестник Волгоградского государственного университета: Серия 2. Языкознание, 2015 The author studies inner dialogicity as an integral property of a scientist's thinking activity, a way of a scientific idea development, one of the cognitive and discursive mechanisms of new knowledge formation, its crystallization and dementalisation in
Efremova Nataliya Vladimirovna
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International Journal of Language and Education ResearchThere are differences between language use in scientific context and its use in the context of oral communication. While some sentence structures, expressions and words are frequently used in scientific writings and expressions, they are used less in daily written and spoken language. In this study, an attempt was made to reach a conclusion by scanning
Fakiroğlu, Osman, Tayfun
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The scientific discourse, essentially, serves as a mechanism for conveying highly complex concepts and conclusions, and its effectiveness undoubtedly depends on the adaptation of precise language. However, it is worth noting that a significant abundance of clichéd vocabulary, regularly encountered in scientific texts, jeopardizes the clarity, accuracy,
Shlenova, Maryna
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Information Potential of a Corpus of Scientific Texts [PDF]
Informaciâ i InnovaciiThe article considers publicly available corpus of texts presented in the internet, characterises and considers the potential of corpus linguistics for analysing the development of scientific trends, discourse and changes in the field of terminology.
V. N. Komaritsa
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TERMinator: A system for scientific texts processing
CoRR, 2022 This paper is devoted to the extraction of entities and semantic relations between them from scientific texts, where we consider scientific terms as entities. In this paper, we present a dataset that includes annotations for two tasks and develop a system called TERMinator for the study of the influence of language models on term recognition and ...
Elena Bruches +3 more
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Scientific abstracts: Texts, contexts, and subtexts [PDF]
European Science Editing, 2022 In their 4000-year history, abstracts have taken several forms and represented a variety of documents. The scientific journal emerged in the 1600s and gave rise to what would become the modern scientific abstract.
Thomas A. Lang
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Patterns of text reuse in a scientific corpus [PDF]
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 2014 Significance In the modern electronic format it is both easier to reuse text and easier to detect reused text. This is the first comprehensive study of patterns of text reuse within the full texts of an important large scientific corpus, covering a 20-y timeframe.
Daniel T. Citron, Paul Ginsparg
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Specifics of Translation of Scientific and Technical Texts [PDF]
, 2022 This article touches upon the problems of translation of scientific and technical texts. Features, similarities and differences of English and Russian scientific and technical literature are given.
Suxrobovna, Nasrullayeva Tozagul +1 more
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Keyphrase generation for the Russian-language scientific texts using mT5
Modeling and Analysis of Information Systems, 2023 In this work, we applied the multilingual text-to-text transformer (mT5) to the task of keyphrase generation for Russian scientific texts using the Keyphrases CS&Math Russian corpus.
A. Glazkova +3 more
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