Volume 43, Number 1, January 1992

Research

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  Michael D. Gordon, Peter Lenk: When Is the Probability Ranking Principle Suboptimal? 1-14
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  Brent D. Ruben: The Communication-Information Relationship in System-Theoretic Perspective. 15-27
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  Ernst J. Schuegraf, Liam T. Keliher, Martin F. van Bommel: An Analysis of Personal Journal Subscriptions of University Faculty. Part I. Science. 28-33
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  Ray R. Larson: Evaluation of Advanced Retrieval Techniques in an Experimental Online Catalog. 34-53
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  S. K. Michael Wong, Yiyu Yao: An Information-Theoretic Measure of Term Specificity. 54-61
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  David W. Cordes, Doris L. Carver: An Object-Based Requirements Modeling Method. 62-71
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  Mark T. Kinnucan: The Size of Retrieval Sets. 72-79
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  Loren D. Mendelsohn: Technology Transfer Policy: Its Role as a Scientific and Technical Information Policy and Its Impact on Technological Growth. 80-88

European Research Letter

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  Alan F. Smeaton: Europe, ESPRIT II, and Information Retrieval. 89-91
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  G. Philip: Speech Technology Developments in Europe. 92-95

Volume 43, Number 2, March 1992

Research

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  Robert Burgin, Martin Dillon: Improving Disambiguation in FASIT. 101-114
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  Gail F. Latta, Keith Swigger: Validation of the Repertory Grid for Use in Modeling Knowledge. 115-129
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  Ray R. Larson: Experiments in Automatic Library of Congress Classification. 130-148

Brief Communication

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  William Loughner: Lotka's Law and the Kolmogorov-Smirnov Test: An Error in Calculation. 149-150

Perspectives on Human-Computer Interface

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  Gary Marchionini: Interfaces for End-User Information Seeking. 156-163
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  Donna Harman: User-Friendly Systems Instead of User-Friendly Front-Ends. 164-174
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  Susan Gauch: Intelligent Information Retrieval: An Introduction. 175-182
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  Mark E. Frisse, Steve B. Cousins: Models for Hypertext. 183-191
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  Elli Mylonas: An Interface to Classical Greek Civilization. 192-201

Volume 43, Number 3, April 1992

Research

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  Michael Koenig: Entering Stage III. The Convergence of the Stage Hypotheses. 204-209
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  Barbara M. Wildemuth: An Empirically Grounded Model of the Adoption of Intellectual Technologies. 210-224
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  Abbe Mowshowitz: On the Market Value of Information Commodities. I. The Nature of Information and Information Commodities. 225-232
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  Abbe Mowshowitz: On the Market Value of Information Commodities. II. Supply Price. 233-241
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  Abbe Mowshowitz: On the Market Value of Information Commodities. III. Demand Price. 242-248
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  Anton J. Nederhof, E. C. M. Noyons: International Comparison of Departments' Research Performance in the Humanities. 249-256
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  Judith Weedman: Informal and Formal Channels in Boundary-Spanning Communication. 257-267

Brief Communication

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  Frederick G. Kilgour, Nancy L. Feder: Quotations Referenced in Scholarly Monographs. 268-270

Volume 43, Number 4, May 1992

In Memoriam

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  Jean Tague-Sutcliffe, Nicholas J. Belkin: B. C. Bertie Brookes, 1910-1991. 273-275

Research

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  F. Douglas Martin: Information Interactions between Members of Science-Profession Dyads as Reflected by Journal Use: Ichthyology and Fisheries Biology. 276-283
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  Michael K. Buckland: Emmanuel Goldberg, Electronic Document Retrieval, and Vannevar Bush's Memex. 284-294
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  Emmanuel Goldberg: The Retrieval Problem in Photography (1932). 295-298
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  H. S. Sichel: Note on a Strongly Unimodal Bibliometric Size Frequency Distribution. 299-303
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  Guoqing Chen, Jacques Vandenbulcke, Etienne E. Kerre: A General Treatment of Data Redundancy in a Fuzzy Relational Data Model. 304-311
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  Robert M. Losee: A Gray Code Based Ordering for Documents on Shelves: Classification for Browsing and Retrieval. 312-322
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  John Ng'ang'a Gathegi: The State and Society: Intervention in the Creation of Scientific Information in Developing Countries. 323-333

Volume 43, Number 5, June 1992

Research

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  Fred R. Shapiro: Origins of Bibliometrics, Citation Indexing, and Citation Analysis: The Neglected Legal Literature. 337-339
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  Sajjad Zahir, Chew Lik Chang: Online-Expert: An Expert System for Online Database Selection. 340-357
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  W. John Wilbur: Retrieval Testing by the Comparison of Statistically Independent Retrieval Methods. 358-370
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  David P. Fan, Julie M. Curtsinger, Lisa Johnson, Santosh Kalkhar, Jeanette St. John: Unitized Data System: A New Formalism for Encoding and Presenting Data from the Scientific Research Literature. 371-383
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  Mirko Popovic, Peter Willett: The Effectiveness of Stemming for Natural-Language Access to Slovene Textual Data. 384-390
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  Ronald Rousseau: Concentration and Diversity of Availability and Use in Information Systems: A Positive Reinforcement Model. 391-395

Volume 43, Number 6, July 1992

Research

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  Christine L. Borgman, Ronald E. Rice: The Convergence of Information Science and Communication: A Bibliometric Analysis. 397-411
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  Vesna Oluic-Vukovic: Journal Productivity Distribution: Quantitative Study of Dynamic Behavior. 412-421
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  Wei Sun, Lon-Mu Liu, Weining Zhang, John Craig Comfort: Intelligent OCR Processing. 422-431
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  Airi Salminen, Carolyn R. Watters: A Two-Level Structure for Textual Databases to Support Hypertext Access. 432-447

Opinion Paper

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  Bluma C. Peritz: On the Objectives of Citation Analysis: Problems of Theory and Method. 448-451

Brief Communication

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  Quentin L. Burrell: A Note on a Result of Rousseau for Concentration Measures. 452-454

Volume 43, Number 7, August 1992

Research

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  Christine L. Borgman, Susan L. Siegfried: Getty's Synoname and Its Cousins: A Survey of Applications of Personal Name-Matching Algorithms. 459-476
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  Sydney J. Pierce: On the Origin and Meaning of Bibliometric Indicators: Journals in the the Social Sciences, 1886-1985. 477-487
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  Carol Ann Kochan, John M. Budd: The Persistence of Fraud in the Literature: The Darsee Case. 488-493
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  Aparna Basu: Hierarchical Distributions and Bradford's Law. 494-500
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  Fang Xiaorong: A Study of the Problem of the Aging of Books in University Libraries: Strategies for Countering Its Effects. 501-505
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  Zorana Ercegovac: A Multiple-Observation Approach in Knowledge Acquisition for Expert Systems: A Case Study. 506-517

Volume 43, Number 8, September 1992

Perspectives on Information Technology Standards

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  Judith A. Molka: Surrounded by Standards, There is a Simpler View. 526-530
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  D. Linda Garcia: Standard Setting in the United States: Public and Private Sector Roles. 531-537
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  Shane M. Greenstein: Invisible Hands and Visible Advisors: An Economic Interpretation of Standardization. 538-549
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  William Lehr: Standardization: Understanding the Process. 550-555
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  Sharon C. Adler: The Birth of a Standard. 556-558
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  Martin Weiss, Carl Cargill: Consortia in the Standards Development Process. 559-565
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  Christinger Tomer: Information Technology Standards for Libraries. 566-570
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  Richard J. Cox: The American Archival Profession and Information Technology Standards. 571-575
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  David Bearman: A User Community Discovers IT Standards. 576-578

Volume 43, Number 9, October 1992

Research

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  Stephen P. Harter, Patricia A. Hooten: Information Science and Scientists: JASIS, 1972-1990. 583-593
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  Chih Wang: A Micronesian Information System: An Application of EATPUT Model. 594-601
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  Stephen P. Harter: Psychological Relevance and Information Science. 602-615
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  James A. Thom, Justin Zobel: A Model for Word Clustering. 616-627
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  Per O. Seglen: The Skewness of Science. 628-638
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  S. R. Coleman: The Laboratory as a Productivity and Citation Unit in the Publications of an Experimental-Psychology Speciality. 639-643

Volume 43, Number 10, December 1992

Research

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  Ronald Rousseau: Breakdown of the Robustness Property of Lotka's Law: The Case of Adjusted Counts for Multiauthorship Attribution. 645-647
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  Colin Burke: The Other Memex: The Tangled Career of Vannevar Bush's Information Machine, The Rapid Selector. 648-657
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  Daniel M. Everett, Steven C. Cater: Topology of Document Retrieval Systems. 658-673