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LZA TK termini atrodami Akadēmiskajā terminu datubāzē AkadTerm

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Jūs meklējāt classification

Atrasti 187 termini

▪ ABC classification

▪ ABC code for carrying cost classification

▪ accounting event liquidity classification

▪ aircraft classification number

▪ all-around ranking (all-round classification)

▪ alphabetical classification number

▪ alphanumeric classification number

▪ analytico-synthetic classification

▪ apparatus classification

▪ artificial classification

▪ auxiliary classification

▪ AWaRe classification

▪ Baer classification

▪ bank classification

▪ bibliographic classification

▪ bibliothecal-bibliographical classification

▪ *bibliothecal-bibliographical classification systems

▪ *bibliothecal classification schedules for public libraries

▪ bifurcate classification

▪ billing classification

▪ binary classification

▪ bliss classification

▪ book classification

▪ book-trade classification

▪ British Board of Film Classification

▪ broad classification

▪ Brunet classification

▪ budgetary classification

▪ budget classification

▪ *budget classification chapter

▪ budget revenue classification

▪ business classification

▪ case classification

▪ catalog classification number

▪ Central Product Classification

▪ change in classification

▪ changes in sector classification and structure

▪ classification

▪ classification and labelling

▪ classification and typology of the resorts

▪ classification axis

▪ classification by trichotomy

▪ classification code

▪ classification for defence reasons

▪ classification level

▪ classification list

▪ classification marking

▪ classification (norm)

▪ classification number

▪ classification of accounts

▪ classification of crimes

▪ *classification of elements of expenses

▪ classification of excursions

▪ classification of goods

▪ classification of industries

▪ classification of information

▪ classification of inventions

▪ classification of material consumption norms

▪ classification of materials

▪ classification of museum objects

▪ classification of museums

▪ classification of offences

▪ classification of products by activity

▪ classification of teams

▪ classification of technique

▪ classification of types

▪ classification of tourism accommodation

▪ classification rate

▪ classification schedule

▪ classification scheme

▪ classification scheme (GB)

▪ classification system

▪ classification system (US)

▪ classification slip

▪ classification society

▪ classification subdivision*

▪ classification table

▪ classification tree

▪ classification tree method

▪ close classification

▪ Colon classification

▪ combinated classification

▪ commodity classification

▪ conjunct classification

▪ Cooperative Patent Classification

▪ cross classification

▪ data classification

▪ data classification system

▪ decimal classification

▪ Dewey decimal classification

▪ dichotomized classification

▪ disjunct classification

▪ drugs classification

▪ enumerative classification

▪ enumerative classification system

▪ evolutionary classification

▪ exact classification

▪ expansive classification

▪ extension of classification

▪ faceted classification

▪ faceted classification system

▪ *facet method of classification

▪ file of classification decisions

▪ freight classification

▪ *full classification number

▪ fundamental classification

▪ genealogical language classification

▪ *general methods of classification

▪ geographical classification

▪ Gesner classification

▪ Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals

▪ harmonised classification and labelling

▪ hierarchical classification

▪ hierarchical classification, nested classification

▪ hierarchically structured classification number

▪ *hierarchical method of classification

▪ hotel classification

▪ impact classification

▪ income classification

▪ industry classification

▪ International Classification of Crime for Statistical Purposes

▪ International Classification of Diseases

▪ International Classification of Diseases, Injuries, and Causes of Death

▪ international patent classification

▪ International Standard Classification of Education

▪ international standard industrial classification

▪ International Standard Industrial Classification of all economic activities

▪ International Standard Industrial Classification of All Economic Activities, NACE

▪ International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems

▪ LC classification

▪ Leibniz classification

▪ library classification

▪ liquidity classification

▪ list of harmonised classification and labelling

▪ main classification

▪ main classification number

▪ *methods of classification

▪ minute classification

▪ mixed classification number

▪ monodimensional classification

▪ monohierarchical classification

▪ monothetic classification

▪ morphological language classification

▪ multi-aspect classification

▪ multi-dimensional classification

▪ national patent classification

▪ natural classification

▪ nomenclature for the classification of goods in customs tariffs

▪ object of classification

▪ occupational classification

▪ Office of Film and Literature Classification

▪ official classification

▪ *official classification tables

▪ *particular methods of classification

▪ patent classification

▪ piste classification

▪ polydimensional classification

▪ polyhierarchical classification

▪ polythetic classification

▪ principal classification

▪ purchaser’s classification

▪ *reserve classification number

▪ robot classification

▪ Rubakin bibliographic classification

▪ security classification

▪ security classification marking

▪ Single Payment Classification Code

▪ special classification

▪ Standard Industrial Classification code

▪ Standard International Classification of Tourism Activities, SICTA

▪ statistical classification of economic activities in the European Community

▪ statistical classification of products by activity

▪ subject classification

▪ *supllementary classification number

▪ tariff classification

▪ tariff classification of goods

▪ Technical Committee on Classification and Labelling

▪ temporary classification

▪ text classification

▪ typological classification of languages

▪ tourism classification

▪ uni-dimensional classification

▪ unified classification scheme for books published in the USSR

▪ universal classification

▪ universal decimal classification

▪ upgrading of classification

▪ WHO access, watch, reserve, classification of antibiotics for evaluation and monitoring of use

EN universal decimal classification; UDC

LV universālā decimālā klasifikācija; UDK

RU универсальная десятичная классификация; УДК

DE universelle Dezimalklassifikation; Dezimalklassifikation; DK

Definīcija: Starptautiska kombinēta, hierarhiska, universāla klasifikācija, kas veidota pamatojoties uz M.Djūija Decimālo klasifikāciju. Tāpat kā DK, arī UDK viss zināšanu kopums dalīts 10 pamatklasēs. Katra zinātņu nozare un disciplīna savukārt dalīta desmit apakšklasēs utt. Īstenots alternatīvas princips, izmantota decimālā indeksācija, detalizēta tipizācija. UDK, kas sastāv no pamattabulām, palīgtabulām un alfabētiskā priekšmetu rādītāja, izstrādāta no 1895. līdz 1905. gadam Starptautiskajā bibliogrāfijas institūtā (Institut Internationale de la Documentation), no 1938.g.- Starptautiskā dokumentācijas federācija (Federation Internationale de Documentation) beļģu zinātnieku P.Otlē (P.Otlet) un A.Lafontēna (A.La Fontaine) vadībā. Savu pašreizējo nosaukumu (Classification Decimale Universelie) sistēma ieguva pēc 2.starptautiskā izdevuma 1927.-1932.g.

Bibliotēku fondi un katalogi. Terminoloģiska vārdnīca — R., LNB, 1993

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