Volume 46, Number 1, January 1995

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  Mostafa A. Bassiouni, Amar Mukherjee: Efficient Decoding of Compressed Data. 1-8
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  H. P. F. Peters, Robert R. Braam, Anthony F. J. van Raan: Cognitive Resemblance and Citation Relations in Chemical Engineering Publications. 9-21
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  Alexandra Dimitroff, Dietmar Wolfram: Searcher Response in a Hypertext-Based Bibliographic Information Retrieval System. 22-29
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  Clare Beghtol: Domain Analysis, Literary Warrant, and Consensus: The Case of Fiction Studies. 30-44
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  Patrick Wilson: Unused Relevant Information in Research and Development. 45-51
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  Susan Jones, Mike Gatford, Stephen E. Robertson, Micheline Hancock-Beaulieu, Judith Secker, Steve Walker: Interactive Thesaurus Navigation: Intelligence Rules OK? 52-59

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  Peter G. B. Enser: Image Databases for Multimedia Projects. 60-64

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  Bella Hass Weinberg: In-Depth Review: Indexing Books, by Nancy C. Mulvany. 65-73
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  Basil Stuart-Stubbs: Critical Approaches to Information Technology in Librarianship, Foundations and Applications, edited by John Buschman. 73-75
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  Rohan Samarajiva: Measuring the Impact of Information on Development, edited by Michel J. Menou. 75-77
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  Susan McGlamery: Cases in Online Search Strategy, by Bruce A. Shuman. 77-78
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  Gary Marchionini: A Small Matter of Programming Perspectives on End User Computing, by Bonnie Nardie. 78-79
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  Brian C. O'Connor: Introduction to Automation for Librarians (3rd ed.), by William Saffady. 78-80

Volume 46, Number 2, March 1995

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  Janet M. Arth, Roy Tally, Joan D. Jensen: Audrey N. Grosch, January 10, 1934 - July 16, 1994. 81-82

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  Zimin Wu, Gwyneth Tseng: ACTS: An Automatic Chinese Text Segmentation System for Full Text Retrieval. 83-96
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  Quentin L. Burrell, Ronald Rousseau: Fractional Counts for Autorship Attribution: A Numerical Study. 97-102
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  Terrence A. Brooks: People, Words, and Perceptions: A Phenomenological Investigation of Textuality. 103-115
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  Lourdes Y. Collantes: Degree of Agreement in Naming Objects and Concepts for Information Retrieval. 116-132
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  Y. Y. Yao: Measuring Retrieval Effectiveness Based on User Preference of Documents. 133-145
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  Frederick G. Kilgour: Effectiveness of Surname-Title-Words Searches by Scholars. 146-151

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  Bella Hass Weinberg: Guide to Indexing and Cataloging With the Art & Architecture Thesaurus, edited by Toni Petersen and Patricia J. Barnett. 152-160

Volume 46, Number 3, April 1995

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  Jonathan D. Cohen: Highlights: Language- and Domain-Independent Automatic Indexing Terms for Abstracting. 162-174
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  Hsinchun Chen, Tak Yim, David Fye, Bruce R. Schatz: Automatic Thesaurus Generation for an Electronic Community System. 175-193
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  Hsinchun Chen: Machine Learning for Information Retrieval: Neural Networks, Symbolic Learning, and Genetic Algorithms. 194-216
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  Charles T. Meadow: A Life in the Information Trade. 217-224
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  Maria Pinto Molina: Documentary Abstracting: Toward a Methodological Model. 225-234

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  Michael K. Buckland: The Centenary of "Madame Documentation": Suzanne Briet, 1894-1989. 235-237

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  Joseph A. Busch: Abstracting, Information Retrieval and the Humanities: Providing Access to Historical Literature, by Helen R. Tibbo. 238
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  Dennis Carrigan: Collection Management and Development: Issues in an Electronic Era, edited by Peggy Johnson and Bonnie MacEwan. 239-240
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  Robert S. Taylor: Scientific Literature in Wartime: The Allied-German Rivalry, 1939-1945, by Pamela Spence Richards. 241

Volume 46, Number 4, May 1995

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  Diane K. Kovacs, Kara L. Robinson, Jeanne Dixon: Scholarly E-Conferences on the Academic Networks: How Library and Information Science Professionals Use Them. 244-253
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  Brian T. Bartell, Garrison W. Cottrell, Richard K. Belew: Representing Documents Using an Explicit Model of Their Similarities. 254-271
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  T. B. Rajashekar, W. Bruce Croft: Combining Automatic and Manual Index Representations in Probabilistic Retrieval. 272-283
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  Delia Neuman: High School Students' Use of Databases: Results of a National Delphi Study. 284-298
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  M. Carl Drott: Reexamining the Role of Conference Papers in Scholarly Communication. 299-305
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  Katherine W. McCain: Biotechnology in Context: A Database-Filtering Approach to Identifying Core and Productive Non-Core Journals Supporting Multidisciplinary R. & D. 306-317

Volume 46, Number 5, June 1995

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  Ronald E. Rice: Writing Wrongs. 322-324
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  Donald Owen Case: Book Reviewing. 325-326

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  Deborah K. Barreau: Context as a Factor in Personal Information Management Systems. 327-339
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  Andrew Large, Jamshid Beheshti, Alain Breuleux, Andre Renaud: Multimedia and Comprehension: The Relationship among Text, Animation and Captions. 340-347
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  H. Chen, T. Ng: An Algorithmic Approach to Concept Exploration in a Large Knowledge Network (Automatic Thesaurus Consultation): Symbolic Branch-and-Bound Search vs. Connectionist Hopfield Net Activation. 348-369
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  Ye-Sho Chen, P. Pete Chong, Morgan Y. Tong: Dynamic Behavior of Bradford's Law. 370-383

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  Fred R. Shapiro: Coinage of the Term Information Science. 384-385
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  Michael Koenig, Toni Harrell: Lotka's Law, Price's Urn, and Electronic Publishing. 386-388

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  Esther Green Bierbaum: The Classification of Fiction: The Development of a System Based on Theoretical Principles, by Clare Beghtol. 389-390
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  Myke Gluck: Hyptertext and the Technology of Conversation: Orderly Situational Choice, by Susan H. Gray. 390-392
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  Jacqueline Algon: Publishing in the Information Age: A New Management Framework for the Digital Era, by Douglas M. Eisenhart. 392-393
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  Robert M. Hayes: Systems Analysis for Librarians and Information Professionals, by Larry N. Osborne and Margaret Nakamura. 393
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  Samantha Kelly Hastings: Everybody's Guide to the Internet, by Adam Gaffin. 394
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  Ling Hwey Jeng: Organizing Knowledge (2nd ed.), by Jennifer E. Rowley. 394-395
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  Ling Hwey Jeng: Using Subject Headings for Online Retrieval: Theory, Practice and Potential, by Karen Markey Drabenstott and Diane Vizine-Goetz. 396

Volume 46, Number 6, July 1995

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  Birger Hjørland, Hanne Albrechtsen: Toward a New Horizon in Information Science: Domain-Analysis. 400-425
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  Leo Egghe, Ronald Rousseau: Generalized Success-Breeds-Success Principle Leading to Time-Dependent Informetric Distributions. 426-445
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  Myke Gluck: Understanding Performance in Information Systems: Blending Relevance and Competence. 446-460
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  Henk F. Moed, Thed N. van Leeuwen: Improving the Accuracy of Institute for Scientific Informations's Journal Impact Factors. 461-467

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  Susan Steynberg, Steve F. Rossouw: Multiple Authorship in Biomedical Papers: A South African Case Study. 468-472

Volume 46, Number 7, August 1995

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  William R. Hersh, David H. Hickam: An Evaluation of Interactive Boolean and Natural Language Searching with an Online Medical Textbook. 478-489, (Erratum: JASIS 46(9): 719 (1995))
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  Charles T. Meadow, Jiabin Wang, Weijing Yuan: A Study of User Performance and Attitudes with Information Retrieval Interfaces. 490-505
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  Tschera Harkness Connell: Subject Searching in Online Catalogs: Metaknowledge Used by Experienced Searchers. 506-518
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  Robert M. Losee, Stephanie W. Haas: Sublanguage Terms: Dictionaries, Usage, and Automatic Classification. 519-529
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  Esther Green Bierbaum, Terrence A. Brooks: The Literature of Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS): Continuing Changes in Publication Patterns and Subject Access. 530-536
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  Alistair Moffat, Timothy A. H. Bell: In Situ Generation of Compressed Inverted Files. 537-550
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  Maryalice Citera, Michael D. McNeese, Clifford E. Brown, Jonathan A. Selvaraj, Brian S. Zaff, Randall D. Whitaker: Fitting Information Systems to Collaborating Design Teams. 551-559

Volume 46, Number 8, September 1995

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  Robert Burgin: The Retrieval Effectiveness of Five Clustering Algorithms as a Function of Indexing Exhaustivity. 562-572
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  John M. Heilprin: Preface. 573
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  Laurence B. Heilprin: Science and Technology: From Prescientific Times to the Present. 574-578
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  Laurence B. Heilprin: Information and Thermodynamics: Toward a Closer Unification of Information Science with Other Sciences. 579-580
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  Jane E. Klobas, Tanya J. McGill: Identification of Technological Gatekeepers in the Information Technology Profession. 581-589
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  Barbara M. Wildemuth, Ruth de Bliek, Charles P. Friedman, Dean D. File: Medical Students' Personal Knowledge, Searching Proficiency, and Database Use in Problem Solving. 590-607

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  Loren D. Mendelsohn: Introduction and Overview. 609-610
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  Thomas C. O'Haver: CHEMCONF: An Experiment in International Online Conferencing. 611-613
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  Gary Wiggins: CHMINF-L: The Chemical Information Sources Discussion List. 614-617
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  Phoebe Fagan: Getting Your Name on the Right Desktops, or How to Be Found on the Internet. 618-622
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  Jan L. Baumgras, Anne E. Rogers: Chemical Structures at the Desktop: Integrating Drawing Tools with On-Line Registry Files. 623-631
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  John A. Mess: Design Considerations for Creating a Chemical Information Workstation. 632-637
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  Tina E. Chrzastowski: Do Workstations Work Too Well? An Investigation into Library Workstation Popularity and the ``Principle of Least Effort''. 638-641

Volume 46, Number 9, October 1995

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  Rebecca Green: Topical Relevance Relationships. I. Why Topic Matching Fails. 646-653
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  Rebecca Green, Carol A. Bean: Topical Relevance Relationships. II. An Exploratory Study and Preliminary Typology. 654-662
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  Christine L. Borgman, Sandra G. Hirsh, Virginia A. Walter, Andrea L. Gallagher: Children's Searching Behavior on Browsing and Keyword Online Catalogs: The Science Library Catalog Project. 663-684
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  Reginald Ferber, Manfred Wettler, Reinhard Rapp: An Associative Model of Word Selection in the Generation of Search Queries. 685-699

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  Blaise Cronin, Kara Overfelt: E-Journals and Tenure. 700-703
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  Frederick G. Kilgour: Cataloging for a Specific Miniatur Catalog. 704-706

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  Kenneth D. Crews: Library Records: A Retention and Confidentiality Guide, by Shirley A. Wiegand. 707
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  Michael Heim: From Writing to Computers, by Julian Warner. 707-708
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  Samantha Kelly Hastings: Global Networks: Computers and International Communication, edited by Linda M. Harasim. 708-710
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  Douglas L. Zweizig: If You Want to Evaluate Your Library (2nd ed.), by F. W. Lancaster. 710
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  William Nance: Groupware in the 21st Century: Computer Supported Cooperative Working Toward the Millennium, edited by Peter Lloyd. 710-712
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  Zorana Ercegovac: The Systems Librarian: The Role of the Library Systems Manager, edited by Graeme Muirhead. 712-713
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  Terrence A. Brooks: Information Retrieval: New Systems and Current Research. Proceedings of the 15th Research Colloquium of the British Computer Society Information Retrieval Specialist Group, edited by Ruben Leon. 713-714
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  Dennis Carrigan: Who Owns Information? From Privacy to Public Access, by Anne Wells Branscomb. 714-716

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  William R. Hersh, David H. Hickam: Erratum: An Evaluation of Interactive Boolean and Natural Language Searching with an Online Medical Textbook. August 1995 Issue, pages 478-489. 719

Volume 46, Number 10, December 1995

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  Bert R. Boyce: Miranda Hsu-Yuang Pao. 723

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  William R. Hersh, Lois F. Lunin: Introduction and Overview. 726-728
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  Paul N. Gorman: Information Needs of Phisiciens. 729-736
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  K. Ann McKibbon, Nancy L. Wilczynski, Robert S. Hayward, Cynthia J. Walker-Dilks, R. Brian Haynes: The Medical Literature as a Resource for Health Care Practice. 737-742
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  William R. Hersh, David H. Hickam: Information Retrieval in Medicine: The SAPHIRE Experience. 743-747
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  MaryEllen C. Sievert, Emma Jean McKinin, E. Diane Johnson: Full-Text Databases in Medicine. 748-754
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  R. P. Channing Rodgers: Automated Retrieval from Multiple Disparate Information Sources: The World Wide Web and the NLM's Sourcerer Project. 755-764
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  Stephan R. A. Deibel, Robert A. Greenes: An Infrastructure for the Development of Health Care Information Systems from Distributed Components. 765-771
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  William R. Hersh: The Electronic Medical Record: Promises and Problems. 772-776
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  James J. Cimino: Vocabulary and Health Care Information Technology: Stat of the Art. 777-782
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  Holly Brügge Jimison, Paul Phillip Sher: Consumer Health Informatics: Health Information Technology for Consumers. 783-790

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  Hao Ying: Essentials of Fuzzy Modeling and Control, by R. R. Yager and D. P. Filey. 791-792
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  Patrick Wilson: Knowledge-Based Systems for General Reference Work: Applications, Problems, and Progress, by John V. Richardson Jr. 792-793
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  William Nance: Collective Intelligence in Computer-Based Collaboration, by John B. Smith. 793-795
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  Kenneth D. Crews: Cyberspace and the Law: Your Rights and Duties in the Online World, by Edward A. Cavazos and Gavino Morin. 795-796
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  Charles Henry: Future Libraries: Dreans, Madness, and Reality, by Walt Crawford and Michael Gorman. 796-797

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