Encyclopædia curvatonis

Encyclopædia Medica

hundred pages, are a continuation of those formerly reviewed {vide vols. xvii. and xviii.). Some thirty to forty principal articles are to be found in each volume, and these, written by authorities on the respective subjects, are important monographs. In a comprehensive work like this there must of necessity be some inequality, but for the most part the editor has successfully avoided this diff...

Encyclopædia of the Eye

Green's Encyclopædia Medica

Nothnagel's Encyclopædia, Tuberculosis

Strategies for Comparison in Encyclopædia Descriptions

Comparisons are typically employed to distinguish similar entities, or to illustrate a property of an entity by referring to another commonly known entity which shares that property. Based on an analysis of a corpus of encyclopædia texts, we define three types of comparisons and outline some strategies for applying these in the generation of entity descriptions. We describe how these comparison...