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terminology$82421$ - traduzione in greco

Terminology planning; Terminology policy; Terminology policies

terminology      
n. ορολογία
Great Britain         
  • [[Canterbury Cathedral]], seat of the [[Church of England]] – the island's largest denomination
  • <div style="font-size:11px; text-align: center;">Political definition of Great Britain (<small>dark green</small>)</div><div style="font-size:11px">&nbsp;– in [[Europe]] (<small>green & dark grey</small>)</div><div style="font-size:11px">&nbsp;– in the [[United Kingdom]] (<small>green</small>)</div>
  • View of Britain's coast from [[Cap Gris-Nez]] in northern France
  • [[Glasgow Cathedral]], a meeting place of the [[Church of Scotland]]
  • Highlands]] at [[Dornoch]]
  • ''Prima Europe tabula''. A copy of [[Ptolemy]]'s 2nd-century map of Roman Britain. See notes to image above.
  • s2cid=163631018 }}</ref> Whether he did so is a much debated issue. This "copy" appears in blue below.
  • access-date=15 August 2011}}</ref>
ISLAND IN THE NORTH ATLANTIC OCEAN OFF THE NORTHWEST COAST OF CONTINENTAL EUROPE
Great Britian; Great britain; Great-Britain; Island of Great Britain; Great Brittain; Gret Bryton; Great Britian's; Great Britain's; British mainland; Mainland Britain; Breatainn Mhòr; Breatainn Mhor; Prydain Fawr; Gran Bretaña; Ile of Britain; Britannia Major; Gt. Brit; Metropolitan Britain; Storbritannien; Isle of Britain; Grate Britain; Great Britain (GB); Terminology of Great Britain; GREAT BRITAIN; UK mainland; Mainland UK; Britain (island); Great Britain (island); Mainland United Kingdom; England, Scotland and Wales; England and Wales and Scotland; England, Wales and Scotland; England, Scotland, and Wales; England, Wales, and Scotland; Island of Britain; Großbritannien; Britain's languages; Great Britain's languages; Great Breetain
μεγάλη βρετανία, βρετανία
electrical engineer         
  • The [[IEEE]] corporate office is on the 17th floor of [[3 Park Avenue]] in New York City
  • [[Microprocessor]]
  • CCD]] requires signal processing to get a red, green, and blue value at each pixel.
  • Belgian electrical engineers inspecting the rotor of a 40,000 kilowatt [[turbine]] of the [[General Electric Company]] in New York City
  • [[Electronic component]]s
  • [[Satellite dish]]es are a crucial component in the analysis of satellite information.
  • [[Flight instrument]]s provide pilots with the tools to control aircraft analytically.
  • The discoveries of [[Michael Faraday]] formed the foundation of electric motor technology.
  • [[Guglielmo Marconi]], known for his pioneering work on long-distance [[radio transmission]]
  • An example [[circuit diagram]], which is useful in [[circuit design]] and [[troubleshooting]].
  • acrylic]] rod, illustrating the total internal reflection of light in a multi-mode optical fiber.
  • [[Supercomputer]]s are used in fields as diverse as [[computational biology]] and [[geographic information system]]s.
  • [[Metal–oxide–semiconductor field-effect transistor]] (MOSFET), the basic building block of modern [[electronics]]
  • Satellite communication]]s is typical of what electrical engineers work on.
  • [[Radome]] at the Misawa Air Base Misawa Security Operations Center, Misawa, Japan
  • [[Oscilloscope]]
  • power pole]]
  • A replica of the first working [[transistor]], a [[point-contact transistor]]
  • Shadow robot hand]] system
  • [[Control system]]s play a critical role in [[spaceflight]].
  • The Bird VIP Infant ventilator
FIELD OF ENGINEERING THAT DEALS WITH ELECTRICITY
ElectricalEngineering; Electrical engineer; Electrical Engineering; Electrical and Computer Engineering; Electrical Engineer; Electrical and computer engineering; Electrical engineers; Electroengineering; Electro-engineering; Electro engineering; Electronics and Communications Engineering; Electrical and Electronics Engineering; Subfields of electrical engineering; Electronics and Communications engineering; Electrical and electronics engineering; Electrical and electronic engineering; Electrical/electronic engineering; Electrical Engingeering; Electrotechnology; Electrical and Electronics; Eletrical Engineering; Electrical engineering (terminology); Electro-technology; Electrical and Computers Engineering; Electrotechnics; Electrical & Electronic Engineering; Electrical degree; Electronic and electrical engineering; Electrical & Electronics Engineering; Electrical And Electronics Engineering; Electrical and Electronic Engineering; Electrical & Electronics; Electrotechnician; Applied electricity; Electronics and communications engineering; Elec; Electric engineering; Electric Engineering; Electric Engineer; Electronic and Electrical Engineering; Electronic and Electrical engineering; Electroengineer; Electronics and Electrical Engineering; Electronic and Communications Engineering; Electrical and computer enginering; Electical Engineering; Subdisciplines of electrical engineering; Electronics and electrical engineering; Electrical and electronics; Electrical & electronic engineering; Electricals
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Definizione

terminology
n.
Nomenclature.

Wikipedia

Terminology planning policy

Terminology planning is a planning activity for developing domain communication largely according to the needs and requirements of knowledge representation. Domain-specific conventions of knowledge representation — depending on the domain as such or text within a domain, may comprise not only linguistic representation of concepts (i.e.terms), but also all kinds of non-linguistic representations (e.g. graphs, formulae, numbers, signs, depictions). Therefore, to different degrees depending on the particular domain, terminology planning may have to take into account these non-linguistic representations as well.