| In all, you can access up to 150 dictionaries, glossaries and reference works about the word you're exploring. |
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| Of late, for example, there has been an emphasis on re-editing texts and providing footnotes, glossaries and notes. |
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| It also contains one of the most comprehensive glossaries of local words and expressions to be found outside specialist books. |
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| Figures, tables, and glossaries of terms promote an understanding of the materials presented. |
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| Likewise, she points out, she has never chosen to include glossaries to demystify certain words for an overseas readership. |
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| Learn dance facts and brush up on your dance lingo with engaging glossaries of dance and anatomy terms. |
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| The creation of texts, dictionaries, glossaries and grammars in the declining languages will be of use. |
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| We can also create style guides and glossaries that are adapted to your needs. |
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| So, evidently, do other Italian readers, as Mr Camilleri's books succeed without glossaries. |
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| This explains why many computer made glossaries are frequently unaccurate and often lead to mistranslation. |
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| The main table and the indexes should therefore not be used without care as glossaries. |
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| At the same time we began developing tools to import different publishing formats and automatically create glossaries. |
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| This resource will provide language staff with relevant references and glossaries and undertake research as needed. |
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| Several associations have on-line glossaries that define more specialized terms related to insurance, banking and investment. |
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| Type B: Best practices, surveys of countries' practices, glossaries, etc. |
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| The establishment of courts presided over by bilingual judges and court officers and the preparation of legal glossaries in the Mayan language reflected that objective. |
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| In view of this, several delegations felt that the Committee would be setting an unnecessary precedence for unofficial glossaries to be used as a reference source in the context of the Uruguay Round WTO Agreements. |
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| It should be pointed out, however, that glossaries may differ from one country to the next depending on the way in which the indicators are interpreted. |
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| Bring nature into the classroom, or learn about it at the museum, with this collection of lesson plans, tours, glossaries, videos and activities covering biodiversity, native plants, climate change and much more. |
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| The nighantus, which are concerned with the interpretation of sacred literature, are glossaries of obscure words found in Vedic texts. |
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| They apparently survive in part in the form of extracts in later Greek glossaries. |
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| More comprehensive glossaries exist within texts such as Ey Up Mi Duck by Richard Scollins and John Titford. |
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| Many technical glossaries of English translations exist to combat this issue in the medical, judicial, and technological fields. |
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| The contractor will have to analyse the existing gender equality glossaries and other relevant resources at the European Union level. |
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| Today, we are in need of legal glossaries and other legal text books explaining our laws to the judiciary and for use as references by judges and lecturers. |
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| I organised my growing word-hoard into nine glossaries, divided according to terrain-type: Flatlands, Uplands, Waterlands, Coastlands, Underlands, Northlands, Edgelands, Earthlands and Woodlands. |
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| Additionally with Xanadu you can now find professional translators and specialised glossaries, read regularly updated language news and much more. |
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| Liudmila Kovtun, who studied the glossaries lexicographically more thoroughly than anyone else, raised another point. |
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| Aside from articles on subjects of common interest, the directory includes trilingual glossaries for all those called upon to write in English, French or Spanish. |
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| Interns work on translation, creation of glossaries and proofreading. |
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| Each of the nine glossaries is matched with a chapter exploring the work of those writers who have used words exactly and exactingly when describing specific places. |
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| At the end of the work, there are 21 maps of species distribution, glossaries giving the common names of the different species, a general glossary and an index of botanical names. |
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| Technical terms are translated into generally common lexically acceptable and generally understandable versions respectively, provided no particular instructions or glossaries have been submitted. |
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| The portal also gives access to legal glossaries. |
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| There's the Bélisle, the Robert québécois and a lot of glossaries. |
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| New terms are researched and sector-specific terminology databases and glossaries are imported to ensure that vocabulary lists are comprehensive and up to date. |
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| Who in the Council is responsible for sending out thick books in all the languages without glossaries which would have enabled people to locate those places in which they were particularly interested? |
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| Will I need to publish glossaries or vocabularies from my database? |
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| The Faulkner glossaries were undertaken by the University Press of Mississippi, with Hinkle co-authoring the first volume. |
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| Compile glossaries of terms, and share them with your translation agency's project manager. |
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| The volume concludes with a reference section, a bibliography of source glossaries, and a name index. |
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| Though a number of glossaries related to web design are available online, Webguru's Website Design Glossary section is distinctly different from them. |
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| The section includes five glossaries detailing more than 250 terms, including, for example, four types of albinism and four types of flight-profile dihedrals. |
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| In older Glossaries there were listings following both columbite and tantalite that referred the reader to ferrocolumbite, magnocolumbite, manganocolumbite, and so on. |
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