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Volume 42, issue 10, 1991

Happy Days Are Here Again pp. 701-701

Donald H. Kraft

Stephen E. Furth, 1909–1991 pp. 702-702

Eugene B. Jackson and Donald H. Kraft

A utility theoretic examination of the probability ranking principle in information retrieval pp. 703-714

Michael D. Gordon and Peter Lenk

Rational normalization of concentration measures pp. 715-722

P. Bonckaert and L. Egghe

Evaluation of an adaptive linear model pp. 723-730

S. K. M. Wong, Y. Y. Yao, G. Salton and C. Buckley

Increasing field complexity revealed through article title analyses pp. 731-734

Arden White and Nelda Rae Hernandez

User skill acquisition in office information systems pp. 735-746

Michael D. Cooper

Historical note: Out of the cloudy crystal ball pp. 747-753

Eugene B. Jackson

The binary nature of continuous relevance judgments: A study of users' perceptions pp. 754-756

Joseph W. Janes

Indexing: the state of our knowledge and the state of our ignorance: Proceedings of the 20th annual meeting of the American society of indexers pp. 757-757

Bert R. Boyce

Information as thing pp. 758-758

A. Neil Yerkey

Indexer consistency pp. 759-759

Candy Schwartz

Volume 42, issue 9, 1991

Control and feedback in a documentary information retrieval system pp. 623-634

Valery I. Frants and Jacob Shapiro

Expertise, task complexity, and artificial intelligence: A conceptual framework pp. 635-643

Michael K. Buckland and Doris Florian

Failure time analysis of office system use pp. 644-656

Michael D. Cooper

Conceptual organization and retrieval of text by historians: The role of memory and metaphor pp. 657-668

Donald Owen Case

Subject and citation indexing. Part I: The clustering structure of composite representations in the Cystic Fibrosis Document Collection pp. 669-675

W. M. Shaw, Jr.

Subject and citation indexing. Part II: The optimal, cluster‐based retrieval performance of composite representations pp. 676-684

W. M. Shaw, Jr.

Data compression using word encoding with Huffman code pp. 685-698

Chengwen Liu and Clement Yu

Volume 42, issue 8, 1991

An alert to the information and library science community: Arise, mes enfants! Aux armes, citoyens! (To the barricades, comrades.) pp. 545-545

Donald H. Kraft

A bivariate model to predict library circulation pp. 546-553

Aiala Barr and Herbert S. Sichel

A database model for medical consultation pp. 554-557

Morteza Anvari

The role of artificial intelligence in information retrieval pp. 558-565

Karen Sparck Jones

The library community at a technological and philosophical crossroads: Necessary and sufficient conditions for survival pp. 566-573

Laurence B. Heilprin

Introduction and overview pp. 575-577

Lois F. Lunin and Clifford A. Lynch

The technologies of electronic imaging pp. 578-585

Clifford A. Lynch

Information retrieval of more than text pp. 586-588

Michael K. Buckland

Imaging: Fine arts pp. 589-596

Howard Besser

A user's applications of imaging techniques: The University of Maryland Historic Textile Database pp. 597-599

Clarita S. Anderson

Computer human interaction for image information systems pp. 600-608

David Volk Beard

Virtual reality: Advanced imaging special effects let you roam in cyberspace pp. 609-617

William R. Nugent

Whither cyberspace? pp. 618-620

John Romkey

Volume 42, issue 7, 1991

Lea M. Bohnert 1919–1990 pp. 467-468

Claire K. Schultz

Graphical representations of electronic search patterns pp. 469-478

Xia Lin, Peter Liebscher and Gary Marchionini

Transfer principles and a classification of concentration measures pp. 479-489

L. Egghe and R. Rousseau

Searchers' selection of search keys: I. The selection routine pp. 490-500

Raya Fidel

Searchers' selection of search keys: II. Controlled vocabulary or free‐text searching pp. 501-514

Raya Fidel

Searchers' selection of search keys: III. Searching styles pp. 515-527

Raya Fidel

Medical English abstracts: How well are they structured? pp. 528-531

Françoise Salager‐Meyer

Introduction to indexing and abstracting pp. 532-536

Bella Hass Weinberg

Language distribution in databases: An analysis and evaluation pp. 537-538

Kenneth D. Shearer

Translating an international education to a national environment: Papers presented at the international doctoral student conference sponsored by the doctoral guild at the University of Pittsburgh school of library and information science, September 23–25, 1988 pp. 538-539

Anthony Olden

Volume 42, issue 6, 1991

Nonmaterialized relations and the support of information retrieval applications by relational database systems pp. 389-396

Clifford A. Lynch

Frequency and functional use of cited documents in information science pp. 397-404

Patricia A. Hooten

A combined loglinear/MDS model for mapping journals by citation analysis pp. 405-413

James E. Everett and Antony Pecotich

Extended subject access to hypertext online documentation. Parts I and II: The search‐support and maintenance problems pp. 414-426

T. R. Girill, Thomas Griffin and Robert B. Jones

Extended subject access to hypertext online documentation. Part III: The document‐boundaries problem pp. 427-437

T. R. Girill

Life in a small world: Applicability of gratification theory to information‐seeking behavior pp. 438-449

Elfreda A. Chatman

Effectiveness and efficiency in natural language processing for large amounts of text pp. 450-456

Gerda Ruge, Christoph Schwarz and Amy J. Warner

Application of information theory to query negotiation: Toward an optimal questioning strategy pp. 457-462

G. Meghabghab and D. Bilal

Information quality: Definitions and dimensions; proceedings of a NORDINFO seminar, Royal School of Librarianship, Copenhagen, 1989 pp. 463-463

Michael K. Buckland

Availability of indexes pp. 464-464

Eugene Garfield

Volume 42, issue 5, 1991

User‐based document clustering by redescribing subject descriptions with a genetic algorithm pp. 311-322

Michael D. Gordon

Graphic display of larger sentence dependency structures pp. 323-331

Timothy C. Craven

Quality judgments of journals as indicators of research performance in the humanities and the social and behavioral sciences pp. 332-340

A. J. Nederhof and R. A. Zwaan

Back of book indexes and the characteristics of author and nonauthor indexing: Report of an exploratory study pp. 341-350

Virgil Diodato and Gretchen Gandt

Information as thing pp. 351-360

Michael K. Buckland

Inside the search process: Information seeking from the user's perspective pp. 361-371

Carol C. Kuhlthau

Epistemological grounds for cybernetic models pp. 372-377

Yves J. Khawam

The limitations of term co‐occurrence data for query expansion in document retrieval systems pp. 378-383

Helen J. Peat and Peter Willett

A further exploration of title size and author number pp. 384-385

Arden White

ISI research fronts and online subject access pp. 386-388

Florence E. DeHart and Larry Scott

Volume 42, issue 4, 1991

Mapping of science by combined co‐citation and word analysis. I. Structural aspects pp. 233-251

Robert R. Braam, Henk F. Moed and Anthony F. J. van Raan

Mapping of science by combined co‐citation and word analysis. II: Dynamical aspects pp. 252-266

Robert R. Braam, Henk F. Moed and Anthony F. J. van Raan

An investigation of the optimization of search logic for the MEDLINE database pp. 267-278

M. H. Heine and J. M. Tague

A probabilistic model for the distribution of authorships pp. 279-289

Isola Ajiferuke

Mapping economics through the journal literature: An experiment in journal cocitation analysis pp. 290-296

Katherine W. McCain

The Medline/full‐text research project pp. 297-307

Emma Jean McKinin, MaryEllen Sievert, E. Diane Johnson and Joyce A. Mitchell

Applied bibliometrics: Using citation analysis in the journal submission process pp. 308-310

Michael Robinson

Volume 42, issue 3, 1991

Text retrieval and the relational model pp. 155-165

Ian A. Macleod

A study of probabilistic information retrieval systems in the case of inconsistent expert judgments pp. 166-172

Jung Jin Lee and Paul B. Kantor

Indexing for invention pp. 173-177

Ernest J. Breton

Economic constraints in hypertext pp. 178-184

James Westland

Modeling the intermittent user of word processing technology pp. 185-196

Radhika Santhanam and Susan Wiedenbeck

The decline of subject searching: Long‐term trends and patterns of index use in an online catalog pp. 197-215

Ray R. Larson

Information technologies and social equity: Confronting the revolution pp. 216-228

Ronald D. Doctor

Sampling by length pp. 229-232

John C. Handley

Volume 42, issue 2, 1991

A clarification of the policy on printing letters to the editor pp. 77-77

Donald H. Kraft

System design and cataloging meet the user: User interfaces to online public access catalogs pp. 78-98

Martha M. Yee

Knowledge representation of the visual image of a title page pp. 99-109

Ling Hwey Jeng

Formatted and unformatted character data types pp. 110-111

Caroline M. Eastman

The role of the academic reference librarian pp. 112-112

John Budd

Concerning paper by Kevin Cook pp. 113-113

William Loughner

Errata for article pp. 113-114

Kevin L. Cook

Erratum pp. 115-115

Donald H. Kraft

Introduction and overview pp. 116-119

Lois F. Lunin and George D'Elia

Part I. The delivery of information services within a changing information environment. The changing information environment pp. 120-123

Rosann Collins and Detmar Straub

Department level information resource management: A theoretical argument for a decentralized approach pp. 124-127

Cynthia Mathis Beath and Detmar W. Straub

The Integrated Information Center concept pp. 128-131

Detmar W. Straub and Cynthia Mathis Beath

Legal issues for an Integrated Information Center pp. 132-136

Warren Rees, Nancy Freeman Rohde and Richard Bolan

Part II. A model academic Integrated Information Center. The setting for the project pp. 137-138

Joseph Branin and Charles Finn

Information requirements assessments of the Humphrey Institute pp. 139-142

George D'Elia, Nancy Freeman Rohde, James Cogswell and Kathy Gorman

A model academic Integrated Information Center pp. 143-146

Carl Adams, Cynthia Mathis Beath, Richard Bolan, Joseph Branin, George D'Elia, Nancy Freeman Rohde and Detmar Straub

Issues relating to the implementation and management of an Integrated Information Center pp. 147-151

Carl Adams, Cynthia Mathis Beath, Richard Bolan, Joseph Branin, George D'Elia, Nancy Freeman Rohde and Detmar Straub

Volume 42, issue 1, 1991

Indexing consistency in Information Science Abstracts pp. 1-6

MaryEllen C. Sievert and Mark J. Andrews

How effective is suffixing? pp. 7-15

Donna Harman

Algorithm for automatic construction of query formulations in Boolean form pp. 16-26

Valery I. Frants and Jacob Shapiro

Deriving disciplinary structures: Some new methods, models, and an illustration with accounting pp. 27-35

Robert Bricker

A phrase‐based matching function pp. 36-48

Giulia Galbiati

Digress: A deductive interface to a relational database pp. 49-63

Stuart McLean and Charlotte Weise

Quantitative and qualitative assessments of the impact of linguistic theory on information science pp. 64-71

Amy J. Warner

Knowledge‐based information retrieval pp. 72-74

Nigel Ford