Application Of Mathematical Methods In Linguistic Studies
Keywords: Conjunctive phrase, machine translation, preposition, set theory, supra-phrasal unit
Article no: 36
Pages 345-354
Keywords: Conjunctive phrase, machine translation, preposition, set theory, supra-phrasal unit
Article no: 36
Pages 345-354
Keywords: Higher education, language instructors, machine translation, second or foreign language learners
Article no: 6
Pages 58-71
Keywords: Computer-aided translation, machine translation, manual translation, translation systems
Article no: 108
Pages 831-837
Keywords: Business communication, competencies, economic translation, intercultural communication, machine translation, semantic reading
Article no: 11
Pages 95-99
Keywords: Post-editing of machine translation (PEMT), translation training, teaching post-editing of machine translation, task development
Article no: 56
Pages 452-459
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