Corpus - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Corpus (Latin plural corpora, English plural corpuses or corpora) is Latin for body. It can refer to: Corpus Christi (disambiguation) Corpus linguistics
Corpora quadrigemina - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
In the brain, the corpora quadrigemina (Latin for "quadruplet bodies") are the four colliculi—two inferior, two superior —located on the tectum the dorsal aspect of the ...
corpora legal definition of corpora. corpora synonyms by the Free ...
[Latin, Body, aggregate, or mass.] Corpus might be used to mean a human body, or a body or group of laws. The term is used often in Civil Law to denote a substantial or positive ...
Onestopenglish | Grammar and vocabulary: Corpora
These articles and teaching tips by Jamie Keddie present a fresh perspective on corpora and suggest how, with a little imagination, we might find corpora in some ...
Corpora, Collections, Data Archives
Links to various corpora (mainly English) categorised for easy reference ... Bookmarks for Corpus-based Linguists ... Major English Language General Corpora ...
Corpus resources: Corpora and electronic text databases
Pages for specific corpora, by language: ... UPF corpus Texts (law, environment, medicine, economy and IT) in Catalan, ... Russian Corpora, searchable via ...
Corpora for biomedical natural language processing
Corpora for biomedical natural language processing: A project of the Biomedical Text Mining Group at the Center for Computational Pharmacology Lab: RC-1 S. Room L18-6400A
Corpora
ACL SIGLEX Resource Links. Special Interest Group on the Lexicon of the Association for Computational Linguistics. Corpora. Corpora are intended to be representative of some ...
Corpora Group at CSLU
Current Corpora ... Multi Channel Overlapping Numbers Corpus (MONC) v1.0 (sample) ... The marked corpora were developed with support from the National Science ...
SPOKEN CORPORA: RATIONALE AND APPLICATION
... abundance of electronic corpora now available to ... of such corpora and the ... range of possibilities for the construction of spoken corpora. ...
