An elementary course of theological lectures, in three parts /

On t.p.: "To the critical and philological part is appended an essay on the general grammatical principles of the Semitic languages".

Abhandlungen zur orientalischen und biblischen Literatur.

Errata: p. [viii].

Inscriptiones et papyri veteres Semitici : quotquot in Aegypto reperti sunt, editi et inediti, recensiti et ad originem Hebraeo-Iudaicam relati cum palaeographia Hebraea concinnata ... /

Includes bibliographical references.

Grammatica Hebraica a punctis aliisque inventis massorethicis libera / accesserunt in hac secunda editione tres grammaticae : Chaldaica, Syriaca, et Samaritana ejuidem instituti.

Mode of access: Internet.

Grammatica linguarum orientalium hebraeorum, chaldaeorum et syrorum inter se collatarum ... /

Mode of access: Internet.

Die Nominalbildung in den semitischen Sprachen.

Mode of access: Internet.

The American journal of theology.

Title from caption.

Semitische sprachwissenschaft,

Mode of access: Internet.

Contrastive terminology: semitic, anglo-germanic and latin concept building through complex terms. (avoiding one-way method procedures in translation

This paper aims to present a contrastive approach between three different ways of building concepts after proving the similar syntactic possibilities that coexist in terms. However, from the semantic point of view we can see that each language family has a different distribution in meaning. But the most important point we try to show is that the differences found in the psychological process when communicating concepts should guide the translator and the terminologist in the target text production and the terminology planning process. Differences between languages in the information transmission process are due to the different roles the different types of knowledge play. We distinguish here the analytic-descriptive knowledge and the analogical knowledge among others. We also state that none of them is the best when determining the correctness of a term, but there has to be adequacy criteria in the selection process. This concept building or term building success is important when looking at the linguistic map of the information society.

University of California publications in Semitic philology.

Vol. 3 complete in 1 number.

Pattern-based analysis of EAI languages : the case of the business modelling language

Enterprise Application Integration (EAI) is a challenging area that is attracting growing attention from the software industry and the research community. A landscape of languages and techniques for EAI has emerged and is continuously being enriched with new proposals from different software vendors and coalitions. However, little or no effort has been dedicated to systematically evaluate and compare these languages and techniques. The work reported in this paper is a first step in this direction. It presents an in-depth analysis of a language, namely the Business Modeling Language, specifically developed for EAI. The framework used for this analysis is based on a number of workflow and communication patterns. This framework provides a basis for evaluating the advantages and drawbacks of EAI languages with respect to recurrent problems and situations.