"HurtLex is a multilingual computational lexicon of hate words. Starting from the Italian lexicon ''Le Parole per Ferire'' by Tullio de Mauro, we developed a computational lexicon and semi-automatically translated it into more than 50 languages."
"Subject authority headings for Filipiniana materials.This will contain terms on: 1. Works about the Philippines, its people and culture regardless of author, imprint, and language 2. Works written by Filipinos 3. Works written in Filipino or other native Philippine languages 4. Philippine Government publications such as yearbooks, annual reports, etc. 5. Other publications containing substantial content on the Philippines."
"O TesJMU tem por finalidade padronizar a linguagem de representação temática dos documentos constitutivos das bases de informação dos órgãos da Justiça Militar da União, com vistas a facilitar a recuperação de informações por seus usuários internos – magistrados e servidores – e externos – advogados, cidadãos e outras instituições do Poder Judiciário. Além disso, os servidores poderão indexar os conteúdos utilizando apenas uma fonte de termos, o que contribui para a uniformidade da organização das informações.
"MoTIF, the pilot thesaurus of Irish folklore, is intended to accompany the Thesaurus Construction Guidelines: An Introduction to Thesauri and Guidelines on Their Construction and act as a sample thesaurus and demonstration of the international principles and best practices outlined in that document. The pilot thesaurus should not be considered a tool for indexing and retrieval of content. Rather, it can act as a base from which such a tool can be constructed.
"This project is working with the Journal of Information Literacy (JIL) to develop a thesaurus for the field of information literacy based on a keyword list compiled by them, and then to publish it as a linked open thesaurus that adheres to the SKOS standard as recommended by the W3C. It is hoped that this will aid in the search process, helping to improve discoverability of articles published by JIL, and to allow for the possibility of the thesaurus to be utilized by other datasets.
"Lenguaje utilizado en las sub-bases ISOC de Antropología, Arqueología, Bellas Artes e Historia. Se estructura en base a los diferentes campos de análisis de contenido utilizados en esta base de datos: clasificación, descriptores, identificadores, topónimos, periodo histórico, palabras clave de autor."
"Language used in the ISOC sub-bases of Anthropology, Archeology, Fine Arts and History. It is structured based on the different fields of content analysis used in this database: classification, descriptors, identifiers, place names, historical period, author keywords. "
62880 Términos, 5732 Relaciones entre términos, 14643 Términos equivalentes.
62880 Terms, 5732 Relationship between terms, 14643 Equivalent terms.
"Beginning with the 111th Congress, all legislative measures are assigned at least one Subject term drawn from a new list of terms presented on this page. The Subject terms are designed to better group legislation, to improve consistency, and to shorten the time it takes to add Subject terms to bills. Subject terms can also be assigned from a large list of terms corresponding to geographic areas (foreign and domestic), U.S. government entities, and congressional committees. See the CRS Named-Entity Subject Terms for a complete list of those terms.
"Este servicio permite realizar búsqueda por temas, navegando por las diferentes áreas de conocimiento y seleccionando el ó los términos para realizar una consulta. Los términos se ordenan jerárquicamente mostrando la relación de especificidad entre unos y otros."
"This service allows you to search by topics, navigating the different areas of knowledge and selecting the term or terms to make a query. The terms are hierarchically ordered showing the relationship of specificity between them."
"A taxonomy of Late Antique, Byzantine, and post-Byzantine sites, created as the basis for the places taxonomy for the collection management system AtoM@DO of the Image Collections and Fieldwork Archives of Dumbarton Oaks."
