The use of systematic terminology for implant prostheses can simplify communication within the scientific community. However, a review of the current literature demonstrates the lack of uniformity in this field. It is the purpose of this manuscript to suggest uniform terminology based on conventional prosthodontic terms that will simplify communication in the profession.

This paper presents the design, implementation and some original features of a Web-based learning environment STyLE (Scientific Terminology Learning Environment). STyLE supports adaptive learning of English terminology with a target user group of non-native speakers. It attempts to improve Computer-Aided Language Learning (CALL) by intelligent integration of Natural Language Processing (NLP) an...

This paper presents the URPAH team’s participation in DEFT 2012.Our approach uses noun phrases in the automatic identification of keywords indexing the content of scientific papers published in a review of Human and Social Sciences, with assistance from the terminology of keywords (piste1) and without terminology (piste2 ) MOTS-CLÉS : syntagmes nominaux, patrons syntaxiques, recherche d’informa...

Clinical and technical information imparted in most African languages involves inexact terminology and code switching, so it lacks the explanatory power characterised by the English language. African languages are absent in the tertiary science education environment and forums where African scientists could present scientific material in the medium of African languages. This limits the developm...

The paper presents the construction of anthropological terminology in the Croatian language. It focuses, on one hand, on some specific challenges that Croatian, as a “non-dominant language”, is facing in the process of developing and standardizing its scientific terminology. These challenges arise as a result of the small size of the Croatian scientific community and its limited influence on th...

(1) Biological species are not classes, as traditionally defined, because they have no essence and because they have various properties (see 2 and 3) that are incompatible with the class concept. (2) Among non-class properties of species are their spatiotemporal localization, their boundedness, their internal cohesiveness, and their capacity to change (evolve). (3) Other non-class properties of...

The use of a standardized terminology in the medical sciences is essential for both clinical practice and scientific research. In addition to facilitating communication between professionals, it enhances the reliability of comparisons made between studies from different areas, thereby contributing to a higher level of scientific evidence. Examples of attempts made to standardize the terminology...