Thesaurus Construction and Use: A Practical Manual¶
Aitchison, Gilchrist, & Bawden. (2000). Thesaurus Construction and Use: A Practical Manual: A Practical Manual.
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- The principal types are: USE (from a non-preferred term to the preferred descriptor: "Automobiles USE Motor vehicles"), UF or Used For (the inverse, annotating the preferred descriptor with its non-preferred entry points: "Motor vehicles UF Automobiles"), BT or Broader Term (upward in the hierarchy: "Motor vehicles BT Transportation"), NT or Narrower Term (downward: "Motor vehicles NT Electric vehicles"), RT or Related Term (lateral, symmetric, cross-hierarchy: "Motor vehicles RT Driving"), and SA or See Also (directing the user to a related concept or subheading)
This sourceStandard manual giving the semantics and direction of USE/UF, BT/NT and RT, and the see-also conventions of alphabetical subject catalogues.
- The principal types are: USE (from a non-preferred term to the preferred descriptor: "Automobiles USE Motor vehicles"), UF or Used For (the inverse, annotating the preferred descriptor with its non-preferred entry points: "Motor vehicles UF Automobiles"), BT or Broader Term (upward in the hierarchy: "Motor vehicles BT Transportation"), NT or Narrower Term (downward: "Motor vehicles NT Electric vehicles"), RT or Related Term (lateral, symmetric, cross-hierarchy: "Motor vehicles RT Driving"), and SA or See Also (directing the user to a related concept or subheading)
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