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Terminology: Teaming upHomo Faber andHomo Linguisticus

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Thomas Schneider is responsible for the TEAM Lexical Data Base and MT projects at Siemens AG in Munich, Federal Republic of Germany.

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Schneider, T. Terminology: Teaming upHomo Faber andHomo Linguisticus . Comput Hum 19, 103–108 (1985). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02259631

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