Leandro Regueiro wrote:
Another thing is that in a good glossary doesn't appear words. A good
glossary has only concepts as entries, and several entries could have
the same word (because words could have several meanings).
That is fine, from an academic point of view, but the fact is that a
Another thing is that in a good glossary doesn't appear words. A good
glossary has only concepts as entries, and several entries could have
the same word (because words could have several meanings).
That is fine, from an academic point of view, but the fact is that a
glossary function must
Leandro Regueiro wrote:
Samuel wrote:
That is fine, from an academic point of view, but the fact is that
a glossary function must have the ability to recognise items from
the source text that are in the glossary. No program can recognise
concepts. Only words can be matched. Therefore,
O Xoves 22 Xaneiro 2009 18:13, Samuel Murray (Groenkloof) escribiu:
Another thing is that in a good glossary doesn't appear words. A good
glossary has only concepts as entries, and several entries could have
the same word (because words could have several meanings).
That is fine, from an
