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Meanings of ontology in inglés

ruso
онтология
portugués
ontologia
español
ontologia
catalán
ontologia
Wikidata

Specification of a conceptualization.

ontologia
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Examples for "vocabulary"
Examples for "vocabulary"
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How, for example, did Ellie just translate 'extremely difficult' and 'massive vocabulary'?
The Complete Rama Omnibus
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The English language doesn't offer a specific vocabulary for describing food aromas.
The Guardian
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This purpose is best served if the vocabulary evolves with consumers' language.
Pubmed
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It's no coincidence that internet phenomena share a vocabulary with certain diseases.
The Guardian
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The main causes of the translation are vocabulary difficulty and syntactical complexity.
Pubmed
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One of Alchemy's largest applications to date was to learn a semantic network (or knowledge graph, as Google calls it) from the web.
The Master Algorithm
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It makes data accessible through real-time search, dashboard analytics, knowledge graphs and real-time alerts.
The Irish Times
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To understand how the new Gmail search feature works, you have to look to how Google has integrated its Knowledge Graph into general search results.
Wired
Usage of ontology in inglés
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Some of the SNPs matched into four functional groups in gene ontology.
Pubmed
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Gene ontology and KEGG analysis highlighted 59 metabolic pathways between identified proteins.
Pubmed
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Performed functional analysis showed strongly enriched gene ontology terms associated with protein methylation.
Pubmed
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The common approach for their detection is based on gene annotation and ontology.
Pubmed
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Bioinformatic tools were used for pathways, network, gene ontology and toxicity related studies.
Pubmed
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Further evaluation of CNAs using gene ontology identified pathways involved with disease aggressiveness.
Pubmed
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Gene ontology classifications were used to identify biological themes and pathways.
Pubmed
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We discuss two examples illustrating how the ontology is being applied.
Pubmed
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An associated functional ontology was built to describe the functional groups and hierarchy.
Pubmed
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Its paradoxical ontology grew more unstable as the flow became stronger.
Perdido Street Station
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However, systematic annotation of synaptic genes and ontology of synaptic processes are currently lacking.
Pubmed
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It is the future of light; it is the fundamental ontology of the machine.
Grand junction
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The main remaining limitation is the lack of controlled vocabulary or a medical ontology.
Pubmed
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They propose to use a crowdbased method for ontology engineering.
Pubmed
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So much violence against ontology was straining the thaumaturgic circuits.
Iron Council
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Gene ontology analysis revealed the overrepresentation of many transcription factors involved in developmental processes.
Pubmed
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Translations for ontology
portugués
ontologia
catalán
ontologia
Ontology through the time
Ontology across language varieties
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