Search Results - Word and Object

Electronic catalog as an object of quality assessment by G. A. Skaruk

“…The composition of EC components as quality assessment objects and main evaluating indicators for each component are determined: bibliographical databases (including fullness, data identity and relevance, efficiency, completeness of documents’ identifying characteristics, compliance with the bibliographic description rules, entire and depth of document content reflection, stability of indexing); lexicographic databases (including the information search language (ISL) vocabulary completeness and detail, data identity and relevance, correct wording and alignment of the access points, the compliance with requirements of data presentation formats, ISL grammar tools composition and functionality); factographic data (information completeness and accuracy on the availability and location of publication copies, their movement); database management system and information processing s y st em (functional suitability, accessibility, ease of use, application reliability and security, efficiency, mobility); search system (ISL functionality, ease of navigation in the catalog, efficiency of search techniques and algorithms, relevance criteria, completeness and ease of understanding of search instructions, maintaining the system to help users); user interface (completeness of tasks solved by the system, compliance with human capabilities, visibility and functionality of formats, user-friendly modes of operation with the interface, user feedback, comfort, compliance with aesthetic requirements); system for ensuring the reliability of information storage .…”
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LINGUISTIC CREATIVITY IN CATS’ NAMING PRACTICES IN RUSSIA by D.I. Medvedeva, T.S. Medvedeva

Subjects: “…naming via choice of pre-existing words…”
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Textual Bond “Krome Togo” [Moreover]: Lexicographic Portrait of Functional Word by P. M. Tyurin

“…It has been established that this unit is characterized by multifunctionality, however, its use as a text bond has not yet been the object of separate studies and is not clearly reflected in dictionaries. …”
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Long-Range Dependence in Word Time Series: The Cosine Correlation of Embeddings by Paweł Wieczyński, Łukasz Dębowski

“…We achieve this by examining the decay of the cosine correlation, a proxy object defined in terms of the cosine similarity between word2vec embeddings of two words, computed by an analogy to the Pearson correlation. …”
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Appraising EFL Students’ Syntactic Competency of Word Formation in Argumentative Writing by Kharisma Puspita Sari

“…This research investigated syntactic labels in recognizing word formation in simple sentences such as subject, verb/predicate, object, and adverb.  …”
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The role of anchor objects in scene function understanding by Lea Alexandra Müller Karoza, Sandro Luca Wiesmann, Melissa Lê-Hoa Võ

“…Specifically, we test whether the presence of anchor objects informs scene function understanding. In Experiment 1, participants matched an action word and a scene from which we either removed an action-related anchor object (REL), an action-unrelated anchor (UNREL) or a non-anchor object (RAND). …”
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Towards Null Safety Benchmarks for Object Initialization by Alexander V. Kogtenkov

“…Finally, it demonstrates application of the benchmarks on the proposed solution for object initialization in Eiffel. The article is published in the author’s wording.…”
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Objectives of method of choosing antiskid device settings by I. A. Zharov, V. N. Kolobkov, A. A. Zharov

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Analysis of Vocabulary Definitions of the Word “Uspech” (“Success”): Problem of Verification of Linguoculturological Constructions by M. A. Eremina

“…This approach allows the author to consider a number of controversial cases of the use of definitional analysis associated with its object, subject and metalanguage, and to solve some important methodological issues: what kind of linguistic sources are involved in collecting material; how the definitional analysis of a polysemantic word is carried out; in what aspect the interlingual comparison of the dictionary definitions of one word is carried out; what advantages and disadvantages of different formats for describing semantic components are identified as a result of definitional analysis, etc. …”
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Semantic and Motivational Characteristics of Neolexemes of Enmity: Discursive Disclosure of Inner Form of the Word by L. N. Rebrina

“…The article presents the results of a study of a number of Russian-language neolexemes functioning in Internet communication over the past two decades. The object of the analysis are subjects designations with the suffix –oid (Russian isteroid, oranzhoid, etc.). …”
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Phonosemantic Interference: Multiple Motivation in the Imitative Word Coinage (on the Material of Invented Languages) by V. A. Davydova

“…Multiple motivation reflects the complex nature of the intermodal perception of extralinguistic objects. In the case of phonosemantic interference, the phonetic form of a word is the product of a co-operative action of several senses. …”
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Functions of Rhetorical Questions with Words ГДЕ [gdye], КУДА [kuda] and ОТКУДА [otkuda] by E. B. Stepanova, Y. Zhang

“…It is shown for the first time that these rhetorical questions can be used to substantiate the speaker’s opinion, support the addressee’s words, express refusal, objection or evaluate the addressee’s action as inappropriate. …”
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TEACHING PART OF SPEECH AND WORD GROUPS AS UNITS OF MEANING IN ESP SPEAKING CLASS by Urwatus Silvia Rahmah

“…Teaching part of speech and word groups as units of meaning are used in the class. …”
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German Youth Language: Word-Formation Types of Suffix Nouns and Their Semantic Relations by N. V. Shamova, L. N. Ponomarenko

“…The deep connections of motivating and motivated units are revealed, which reflect the logic of the connections of objects of reality in the linguistic consciousness, and the implementation of these relations in word-formation types is also traced. …”
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Roméo et Juliette de Serge Prokofiev présenté par le Grand Ballet de Kiev : la chorégraphie du corrélat objectif in situ by Sophie Doulut

Subjects: “…objective correlation…”
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<i>Rumour</i>: A Lexicographical Description of the Word Meaning From Evidentiality Perspective by S. V. Ivanova, G. Sh. Khakimova

“…Current media studies as well as the analysis of social interaction put forward the notion of rumours playing a significant role in human communication and making it a full-fledged object of linguistic analysis. The article is devoted to the description and unification of the lexicographical meaning of the word ‘rumour’ which is basic for indirect knowledge transmission. …”
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Models of Conceptual Metaphorization of Word “Udacha” [Luck] in Context of Linguistic Objectification of the Concept in Russian by Anna L. Makschantseva

“…Attention is paid to the discourse actualization of models of conceptual metaphorization of the word luck as a basic representative of the concept of the same name. …”
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REALIZING OF BREAST FEEDING IS NECESSARY OBJECTIVE OF A PEDIATRICIAN by I.A. Belyaeva

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Putting violence against women into words: May ideology have an effect in audio description? by Puri Meseguer Cutillas, Marina Ramos Caro

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KOMPARASI HASIL TERJEMAHAN GOOGLE TRANSLATE DAN BING TRANSLATOR DALAM MENERJEMAHKAN HEDGING WORDS by Laila Nur Aflah

“…This study aims to explain the comparison of the translation results of two translation machines, Google Translate and Bing Translator. The object of this research is the hedging words contained in one of the opinions in The Jakarta Post's online newspaper entitled Why Indonesians should write about Indonesia in English more often. …”
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