“subject of study” refers to a specific entity of interest within a given context, for example, “The HeLa cell line has emerged as an important subject of study.”

Subject terms, also called controlled vocabulary, are specific words that have been assigned by a database to describe each book or article within. Library databases use searchable thesauri to arrange these subject terms.

Some examples of subject-specific databases are:

• Art Fulltext (art)
• Biosis Citation Index(biology and other life sciences)
• Business Source Complete (business)
• CINAHL (nursing and allied health)
• PsycINFO (psychology)
• Social Work Abstracts (social work)

A subject term is a standardized word or phrase that describes a main idea in the article. When an article is added to a database, the database will assign subject terms to it from the database’s list of subjects. You will have to identify the subject terms in the database, and then use them in a search.

General databases, such as Academic Search Complete, search articles in all types of disciplines. Specialized databases deal with articles from a specific field, like ChemEd Digital Library for Chemistry OR PsychINFO for Psychology.

Subject and Predicate. Every complete sentence contains two parts: a subject and a predicate. The subject is what (or whom) the sentence is about, while the predicate tells something about the subject.

List of Possible School Subjects:

• Primary Subjects. Language Arts. Mathematics.
• ENGLISH. English I. English II.
• FINE ARTS. Art I. Art II.
• APPLIED ARTS. Computer Aided Design {Digital Media} Photography.
• SCIENCE. General Science. Physics.
• FOREIGN LANGUAGE. Spanish. French.
• MATH. Remedial Math.
• SOCIAL STUDIES. Ancient History.

What is subject-specific vocabulary? Each subject has words which are either used specifically in that subject area (and not in general English), or common words which are used with special meaning in that subject area. Such words are known as technical, domain-specific or subject-specific words.

A definition. If you’re looking for academic sources you’ll want to look in at least some subject specific category. An example of a “subject specific” category is Business & Economics. An example of a subcategory is Accounting.

Subject is an individual or group (of persons, entities or matter) in study. Respondent is one who answer/respond to questions(written/oral) or other stimuli. Participant is one who joins willingly to be part of the study as a subject.

A subject of a research paper is the general content. A topic is the specific issue being discussed.

Data Subject means the individual to whom Personal Data relates. Data Subject means an individual who is the subject of Personal Data. Data Subject means an identified or identifiable natural person.

Bibliographic Databases. One type of subject database is a bibliographic database, which is any subject database that contains information and references to library materials. If you’re a college student, your academic library may have bibliographic databases that have been hand-selected for your major or field of study.

In a document-oriented database, the data is kept in document collections, usually using the XML, JSON, BSON formats. One record can store as much data as you want, in any data type (or types) you prefer. This type of DBMS employs the “parent-child” relationship of storing data.

SQL(relational) databases have a mature data storage and management model . This is crucial for enterprise users. SQL databases support the notion of views which allow users to only see data that they are authorized to view. The data that they are not authorized to see is kept hidden from them.