List of publications on a keyword: «domain»

The article examines capabilities of Russian zoophonic verbs (those describing sounds produced by animals) to create semantic modifications. Using the appending inventory of zoophonic verbal modifications from novel sources, previously unused in lexicographic practices, the open (infinite) nature of semantic modifications’ domain, its composition and the fluidity of its lacuna zones are shown. The structure of zoophonic verbal modifications is examined; verbal modifiers, non-typical for this lexical-semantic group of verbs, are inventoried. The obstacles to successful production of semantically modified derivatives during different stages of synthesis are classified by several criteria: denotative, semantic, and distributive. The research findings demonstrate the peculiarities of Russian zoophonic verbs’ behavior as well as map out their modification capabilities during the process of synthesis.

With the rapid development of IT-technologies and widely spread information systems software developers meet the task of writing high quality software. For this purpose a wide variety of tools, including ontologies are used. Ontology is a formal domain description that include objects and relationships between them. However, while designing software, which is based on object-oriented approach it is significant to convert such domain description to object model that then will be used inside resul

The paper examines the causes stipulating youth language functioning. The authors thoroughly analyze so-called "domains" of language. They also present a list of reasons of youth language functioning described by german linguist G. Emann.