Types of Words Meanings that Define the Cardinal Points by R. Ye. Telpov

“…The semantic structure of words that define the cardinal points is considered. …”
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Internet News Headlines: Ontological and Orthological Aspects by E. N. Shirokova

“…It is concluded that this way of functioning of headlines enhances their semantic and visual autonomy from the news text, which allows us to consider Internet news headlines as minitext. …”
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Context shift, word drift: the meaning transference of the word prèet in Thai Society by Korrakot Kumhaeng, Thatdao Rakmak

“…Additionally, Impoliteness Theory is applied to examine how prèet functions as a linguistic tool for social critique. …”
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Retardation in Nineteenth-Century Plays about Bureaucracy by Anastasiia I. Lebedeva

“…The article describes the functions of retardation in nineteenth-century plays that featured bureaucracy. …”
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The Code and the Prospects of Significance in the Poem (The stranger) Wafeek Sleiteen by Zakwan Alabdo

“…From here, the focus was on the study of code withits pluralism and the machines were beneath, aboveand therefore, as a basis to make the stylistic impact, and as a basis for the movement of functions in the text space. So the search tried to trace the pictures of the text, to access to cognitive perceptions that fueled connotations, with attention to the text entanglements and the technical building of the text. …”
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LINGUISTIC FEATURES OF TONGUE TWISTERS by Samakova М.

“…Works of the didactic genre have semantic functions of repetition. Repetition in tongue twisters creates a special rhythm that affects their semantic content in this stylistic aspect, forming a distinctive feature of the tongue twister, enhancing its sonority, artistic quality, and euphony. …”
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IN, THROUGH, WITH et l’expression de la causalité en anglais contemporain. Un exemple d’application des concepts de la TOPÉ by Lise Hamelin

“…The concepts of occurrence and locating operations in particular will help us describe the way each preposition functions. We will conclude, for example, that the locating operation involved with IN (identification) is not the same as the one involved with WITH (differentiation), and that the status of the located occurrence is different depending on the marker. …”
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Extraction-Augmented Generation of Scientific Abstracts Using Knowledge Graphs by Haotong Wang, Yves Lepage

“…The former focuses on uncovering the core logical chain of the content, while the latter functionally segments sequences within the knowledge graph. …”
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Natural language processing reveals differences in mental time travel at higher levels of self-efficacy by Laurin Plank, Armin Zlomuzica

“…In conclusion, NLP appears to be a valuable method to quantify changes to the (re-)construction of personal experience that might support cognitive and emotional functioning.…”
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Engineering of educational programs through the application of intelligent technologies by Mikhail S. Gasparian, Sergey A. Lebedev, Yury F. Telnov

“…The article discusses the issues of flexible engineering education programs of higher education in accordance with the needs of the labour market, presented in professional standards. The methods of semantic modeling of informational and educational space, allowing to systematize the knowledge of the professional area in the form of conceptual models of ontologies and repositories of learning objects are offered as the methods of engineering.As the result of the correlation analysis of the categories of existing educational and professional standards, the mechanism to overcome the contradictions between the language of professional competences of educational standards and requirements of the labour functions of the professional standards is proposed. …”
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A Babel suspeita de Nelson de Oliveira by José Leonardo Tonus

“…They create an effect of redundancy that, in addiction to ensuring the readability speech, pointed of an authorial voice that committed us to ask ourselves about the functions and limits of semantic-pragmatic relations between text, image, intertext and architext.…”
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Genre et pronoms en anglais by Pierre Cotte

“…The grammatical category of gender, when it is ‘natural’, is a semantic property of linguistic units with independent grammatical functions. …”
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Ou comme ça, machin et autres marqueurs d’indétermination dans les listes by Marie-José Béguelin, Gilles Corminboeuf

“…We examine all the uses of ou comme ça and machin in the OFROM data. We study their semantic functions, the type of vagueness they are associated with, and the way in which they come to assume comparable pragmatic functions at the end of the list. …”
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Modality and Irony in Political Discourse by Valentina CIUMACENCO

“…Thus, the language applied in political discourse uses a broad range of linguistic devices at the phonological, syntactic, lexical, semantic, pragmatic, and textual levels. One of the expressive means is irony, whose functions vary from attack and mockery to self-defense and entertainment and rely on communicative context, background, and the type of relations between the interlocutors. …”
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Funciones normativas y voluntad de signo by Roberto J. Vernengo

“…With Kelsen 's posthumous work, the Allgemeine Theorie der Normen, and the new preoccupations of deontic logicians, it seems that what is called the "normative functions" of norms are becoming a central point of the discussions between logicians and philosophers of law and moralists. …”
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Patterns for translation of compound nouns in the Russian, English, and German languages by T.K. Ivanova, N.V. Arzhantseva, I.V. Erofeeva

“…The article provides numerous examples proving that the two groups have regular translation equivalents functioning as compound nouns and/or word combinations. …”
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Diverses fonctions discursives d’une phrase averbale en japonais formée par la séquence by Makoto Kaneko

“…This study aims at examining various discourse functions of the Japanese averbal sentence formed by the sequence . …”
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Ways to Specify Temporal Nouns in the “Livonian Rhymed Chronicle” by E. S. Tikhonova

“…If the chronicle is considered as a conscious imitation of court epics, the functioning of its time adverbials is also to be considered from the court epic’s poetics’ point of view. …”
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Motivational Feature “Action” in Dialectal Names of Utensils in Yakut Language by E. R. Nikolaev

“…The main goal of the study is to describe verb roots in dialectal names of dishes in the Yakut language in order to identify motivational features semantically related to the category of ‘action’. The article employs a descriptive method using morphological and semantic analysis of words. …”
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Features of Conceptualization and Categorization of Verbal Synonyms for ‘Providing Medical Assistance’ in Contemporary Russian by A. A. Galiuk, E. I. Zinovieva

“…The novelty of this study lies in the application of a cognitive-discursive approach to uncover the conceptual characteristics of these lexemes, allowing for a characterization of the verbs based on their cognitive and communicative functions. The relevance of this research is underscored by the inclusion of the examined verbs in an important lexical-semantic group of assistance verbs, as well as the insufficient informative nature of the descriptions provided in Russian explanatory dictionaries and synonym dictionaries. …”
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