Concept Formation: A Linguistic Construct

Concept Formation in Linguistic Ontologies

‘ Organisation ’ as a linguistic construct

'Organisation' as a linguistic construct. " As the idea of an ultimate foundation for moral and political beliefs has become increasingly implausible, theorists have turned to 'discourse' to provide a basis on which to defend the legitimacy of social and political practices. The turn to discourse, which includes but is not limited to communicative ethics, is in part a move from a substantive to...

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A new methodology to construct organization’s strategies based on supply chain concept

Today’s competition is promoted from firm against firm to supply chain versus supply chain, globalization and competition is a common phenomenon so each organization should make its supply chain as a weapon against the others, in doing so this paper presented a conceptual, graphical, step by step methodology to construct supply chain strategies by integrating strategic management’s ...

Linguistic support for concept selection decisions

To appear in AIEDAM, Artificial Intelligence, Design, Analysis and Manufacturing, 21:2 (2007), pp. 123-136. Linguistic Support for Concept Selection Decisions J. Delin*, S. Sharoff, S. Lillford^, C. Barnes^ *Enterprise IG 11-33 St John St, London, EC1M 4PJ Centre for Translation Studies School of Modern Languages and Cultures University of Leeds Leeds, LS2 9JT ^School Of Mechanical Engineering ...