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A blog is a web site periodically updated which compiles chronologically texts or articles of a single or several authors. The noun in English blog or weblog comes from the words web and log (log= diary). Usually, in each blog article, the readers have the possibility to write comments and the author also can answer […]

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CiteUlike: CiteUlike is a famous free online service which is used to arrange academic publications. It was put on the Internet in 2004; exactly by the time its creator was enclosed to the University of Manchester. CiteUlike is designed concretely for the necessities of both, scholars and scientists. The site is maintained by Richard Cameron, […]

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A markup language is a way of codifying a document which, along with the text, incorporates tags or marks which contain additional information about the structure of the text or its presentation.  The most extended markup language is the HTML, World Wide Web’s base. But apart from that one, there are also others which are […]

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There are many digital libraries all around the world. They all are very well known but in this article I’m going to mention only on two of them:  on the one hand, The British Library (BL) and on the other hand, the Darlington Digital Library; in which I’m going to center the most. The British […]

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What is an e-book? On the one hand, the e-book is the electronic or digital version of a book. They are generally read on personal computers, on smart phones, on e-Readers and on e-book devices. There are also some mobile phones which can be used to read e-books. But on the other hand, the e-book is […]

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La Enciclopedia Francesa: La enciclopedia es el conjunto de 17 volúmenes que se editaron en París, en 1751-1772. Esto fue llevado a cabo gracias a Denis Diderot y Jean Le Rond d’Alambert. El objetivo era divulgar las ideas de la Ilustración francesa.  Las ideas de la Ilustración francesa, defienden la crítica y el uso de […]

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 Son of prototypical computer geeks, Tim Berners-Lee was born in 1955, in the United Kingdom, concretely in the city of London. He studied at The Queen’s College. There, he was given a first-class degree in Physics. Furthermore, it’s important to bear in mind that he is considered as the father of the web, so it’s […]

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Human language techonology or HLT, it’s not only composed of computational linguistics, but also of speech technology. It’s important also to bear in mind, that Human Language Technology or Language technology is connected to both, computer science and general linguistics. According to Hans Uszkoreit : “human language technology comprises computational methods, computer programs and electronic […]

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Gustoko nuen bizi hura, gustoko nuen benetan aire garbian bidaiatzen genueneko garai haiek, gogoko nituen benetan kezkarik gabeko une haiek eta biziki gogoko nituen bai, aske eta libre nintzeneko momentu zoragarri zein liluragarri haiek. Ni beti izan naiz izaera lasai eta trankilekoa, orain berriz egunak joan egunak etorri, nire lasaitasun haren tokia etorri berri den […]

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On the web we could find answers to a huge range of questions. This is possible because of the extraordinary quantity of information which is obtainable online. Question answering, well known as QA, is the assignment of answering a question which is presented in natural language. The QA computer have to answer to the posed […]

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Machine Translation is the utilization of computers to the assignment of translating a text from a natural language, to another one. MT is one of the earliest researches in computer science. It has demonstrated to be a fleeting goal. Nowadays there are many systems which produce results with enough quality to be useful in so […]

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Word sense disambiguation (well known as WSD) have place in software programs which are designed to interpret the language. There are many ambiguous words and sentences which have more than one sense and can be understood in many different ways although only one sense in pretended. The main goal of disambiguation is to figure out […]

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