BASIC PRINCIPLES OF TERMINOLOGY AND THEIR IMPORTANCE IN SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
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Key words: terminology, scientific communication, precision, standardization, clarity, interdisciplinary collaboration, knowledge organization, data management, contextual relevance, hierarchical structure##article.abstract##
Abstract: This paper explores the fundamental principles of terminology and
their critical role in scientific research. Terminology, defined as the system of terms
used within a specific domain, serves as a cornerstone for effective communication,
knowledge transfer, and interdisciplinary collaboration. This study identifies key
principles, including clarity, consistency, and context, and examines their impact on
research outcomes. By analyzing case studies across various scientific fields, we
demonstrate how precise terminology enhances comprehension, reduces ambiguity,
and fosters innovation. Furthermore, the paper highlights the challenges posed by
terminological variation and the necessity for standardized frameworks. Ultimately, we
argue that a robust understanding of terminology is essential for advancing scientific
inquiry and ensuring that research findings are accurately interpreted and applied. This
investigation underscores the need for continued emphasis on terminological education
and the development of comprehensive terminological resources in scientific
communities.
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