Presentation 1993/10/22
A Study on the Lingistie Representation Forms of "Become-Language″ writer in the English Text of Science and Technology
Yoshio Nomura,
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Abstract(in English) The present contribution deals with the English representation form of the become-language ″naru″ in Japanese.In the academic te xts of science and technology,this word has a big tendency of being appreciated as the predicate for the mathematical representation of different equations.We knov that the above predicate is advantageous with simplicity form in writing the Japanese compositions.English has a variety of representation forms with respect to the said become-language.For this reasons,we have studied the become-language forms corresonding to the said ″n aru″ and its frequency using a academic text of Fourier Tranfors w ritten in English.We conclude that the research consequenes serve finding the proper language expression in the Japanese-English translation.
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Keyword(in English) natunal language / Predicate / technical English / machine translation
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Title (in English) A Study on the Lingistie Representation Forms of "Become-Language″ writer in the English Text of Science and Technology
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Keyword(1) natunal language
Keyword(2) Predicate
Keyword(3) technical English
Keyword(4) machine translation
1st Author's Name Yoshio Nomura
1st Author's Affiliation Tokyo National College of Technology()
Date 1993/10/22
Paper # NLC93-46
Volume (vol) vol.93
Number (no) 293
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 8
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