Examples of using Mlis in English and their translations into German
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MLIS had three Action Lines.
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MLIS WORK PROGRAMME.
There were some similarities between MLIS and the content of other EU programmes.
MLIS- Europa multilinguis- Language and Business.
These arrangements are complex and not well suited to some of the MLIS target groups.
First, the time and resources available to MLIS were constraints on the programme being able to generate its own good practice and demonstration projects.
Siobhan is from Waterfront City in Ireland andshe graduated from University College Dublin with a MLIS in 2013.
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The catalog of ELRA(linguistic resources):ELRA The index of labs and companies skilled in computational linguistics: MLIS.
Printed in all EU languages during 1997, and available on the MLIS WWW page in English Adobe Acrobat format only.
Also many of the major players involved with ICT developments that are affecting the languageindustries were not directly involved in the MLIS.
The programme constitutes a follow-on to the IMPACT, IMPACT II,INFO 2000 and MLIS programmes, that have been successfully implemented over the last few years.
MLIS was implemented through co-financing pilot projects and stimulating concertation and commissioning studies to improve understanding of the issues for the actors concerned.
Calantone explained that although a director requires a Master of Library Science(MLS) or MLIS, an interim supervisor can be appointed who has neither degree.
In terms of greater convergence and synergy with other Commission programmes, it is proposed that the follow-on programme willbring together the two most closely aligned programmes- MLIS and INFO2000.
The programmes share the same management committee and much of the MLIS dissemination and promotion work takes place via the MIDAS-NET nodes established within INFO2000.
Concerning the final evaluations of the multi-annual programme to stimulate the development of a European multimedia content industry and to encourage the use of multimedia content in the emerging information society(INFO2000) and of the multi-annual programme to promote thelinguistic diversity of the Community in the information society MLIS.
Second, due to concerns over intellectual property rights(IPR), commercial entities such as publishers participating in MLIS projects were reluctant to progress from digital upgrade to online access.
Given that many of the MLIS projects are not yet complete and are likely to generate interesting results, mechanisms should be put in place to ensure that lessons can be derived and disseminated.
However, given the broad objectives, the small number of projects completed and the resources available for each Action Line,the final impacts of MLIS relative to its objectives at the EU level are modest and so far incomplete.
Recommendation: Given that many of the MLIS projects are not yet complete and are likely to generate interesting results, mechanisms should be put in place to ensure that lessons can be derived and disseminated.
The appropriations needed to finance the Community's contribution to the execution of the programme is based on past experience(amongst others IMPACT, IMPACT II,INFO 2000 and MLIS and their evaluations) and the nature of the actions proposed for realising the specific objectives defined under point 9.1.
Whether or not this is the case the interlinkages between MLIS and these programmes are complex and it is difficult to ascertain a clear overall picture of EU activities concerning language and ICT from the publicly available information.
In this context,cooperation is planned with the content industries(including follow-up programmes to INFO2000 and MLIS, and the Internet Action Plan), audiovisual policy(including the MEDIA programmes), cultural initiatives(including Culture 2000), and education and training including Socrates and Leonardo.
Following the mid term evaluation of INFO2000 and MLIS, a new programme, merging linguistic aspects and the generic stimulation of digital content applications is necessary, given the pace of market developments and the important economic and societal spin-offs of the content-sector.
INEO2000 programme Multimedia intellectual property rights(RCN 9511) INFO2000 Exploiting content resources in the public sector(RCN 9512) MLIS programme Call for proposals for electronic terminology forum(RCN 9517) MLIS Demonstration of best practice in translation and interpretation(RCN 9518) Full details of these can be found in CORDIS RTDNews online.
The proposal for a follow-on programme to MLIS and INFO2000, eContent, includes as one of its four specific objectives"Promotion of multilingualism in digital content on global networks and increase in export opportunities for European content firms(particularly SMEs) through take-up of linguistic and cultural customisation.
Beyond the staff levels associated with the INFO2000 and MLIS programmes it is estimated that an additional allocation of 5 A, 1 B and 2 C posts is required for the period 2001-2005, to be obtained from internal reallocation of resources.
Whilst these programmes are in the main complementary, some of the MLIS supported activities might have been able to receive support from other programmes and some activities in those programmes might have been eligible for support from MLIS.