Ontology of Technique in Bruno Latour’s Thought

Language and Ontology in Early Chinese Thought*

According to Chad Hansen’s “mass noun hypothesis,” the semantics of Classical Chinese nouns is similar to that of English mass nouns, and this helps to explain why ancient Chinese theories of language are nominalist. Mass nouns, Hansen suggests, are most naturally interpreted as denoting mereological wholes, a construal that intuitively tends to motivate a nominalist theory of language. The pap...

Food for thought ... A toxicology ontology roadmap.

Foreign substances can have a dramatic and unpredictable adverse effect on human health. In the development of new therapeutic agents, it is essential that the potential adverse effects of all candidates be identified as early as possible. The field of predictive toxicology strives to profile the potential for adverse effects of novel chemical substances before they occur, both with traditional...

Thought, Language, and Ontology: An Introduction

comparison between conventional and alternative technique in extraction of maxillary molars

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Ontology and Automation technique

The aim of this article is to compare possibilities of the ontology usage in automation. In the first part there is the ontology definition and its generic form discussed as well as the connection between ontology and semantic web. In the second part, there are shown the possibilities of the ontology usage in automation, especially usage of ontology as metadata storage. The last part of the art...