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The Croatian standard language and the Serbian standard language

International Journal of the Sociology of Language, 2001
The relations between the Croatian and Serbian standard languages have linguistic, sociolinguistic, and sociopolitical implications. By way of concrete examples, the author corroborates his claim that Croatian and Serbian are to a considerable degree genetically identical, but that they have been functioning sociolinguistically as two di€erent ...
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The standardization of programming languages

Proceedings of the 1964 19th ACM national conference on -, 1964
Standardization in the computer field has been under discussion for at least ten years; and for the last four or five years, concrete efforts in this direction have been under way, centered in the American Standards Association. Yet even today there is no clear-cut answer to the question whether or when or to what extent standardization in this field ...
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Standard Page Description Language

Computer Communications, 1989
Abstract This paper describes the Standard Page Description Language being developed by the International Organization for Standardization as the device-independent interface to printers and other imaging devices. The paper covers what a page description language is, and how SPDL relates to other ISO computer-based office and publishing standards ...
Peter J. Robinson 0002, Stephen M. Strasen   +1 more
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Language varieties and standard language

English Today, 1990
The text of a lecture delivered at the JALT (Japanese Association of Language Teachers) Conference in 1988.
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Standardization of NoSQL Database Languages

2014
NoSQL database systems have been becoming more and more popular and accepted by a database users thus their rapid development is nowadays observed. Because of this fact, modern database engines and their categories in the form of the Venn diagram are mentioned in the paper.
Malgorzata Bach, Aleksandra Werner
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Standard Generalized Markup Language and related standards

Computer Communications, 1989
Abstract Projects developed by the International Organization for Standardization/International Electrotechnical Commission Joint Technical Committee 1/Subcommittee 18/Working Group 8 are described here, with the working group concentrating on the formulation of standards for text description and processing languages in the broader domain of text and
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The Standard Language: the Literary Language

1989
The term ‘standard’ has a complex recorded history in that it demonstrates at least two major senses amongst the variety of its uses. First, there is the sense of ‘standard’ as a military or naval ensign, defined in the OED as ‘a flag, sculptured figure or other conspicuous object, raised on a pole to indicate the rallying point of an army (or fleet) …
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The Standard Language: the Language of the Literate

1989
The term ‘standard language’ achieved at least one clear use in the mid-nineteenth century in that it indicated the uniform and commonly accepted national literary language upon which linguistic historians and lexicographers worked. Such a sense had in fact been indicated in the work of the eighteenth-century grammarian Priestley a century earlier when
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Standards: Accommodating standards and identification of programming languages

Communications of the ACM, 1968
The user public wants standardization and reliable identification of programming languages and related services. One way of achieving these goals is illustrated by the methods adopted for TRAC T-64 interactive language, and its related family of languages.
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Language Standardization and Language Change

2004
Language Standardization and Language Change describes the formation of an early standard norm at the Cape around 1900. The processes of variant reduction and sociolinguistic focusing which accompanied the early standardization history of Afrikaans (or ‘Cape Dutch’ as it was then called) are analysed within the broad methodological framework of corpus ...
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