Abstract: A document processing system includes an input section (1), a memory section (2, 3), a text analyzing section (4, 5, 6), an image identifying section (8, 5, 6), an image size identifying section (9), a layout processing section (10, 11), and an output section (12) Document data is constituted by text data and image data The text data includes key information corre­sponding to the image data, and the image data is laid out in the document data The text data and image data input through the input section (1) are stored in the memory section (2) The text analyzing section (4, 5, 6) identifies a position in the document data at which the image data is to be laid out, based on a position of key information in the text data The image identifying section (8, 5, 6) identifies image data corresponding to the key information The image size identifying section (9) identifies an image size of the image data identi­fied by the image identifying section (8, 5, 6) The layout processing section (10, 11) lays out the identi­fied image data at the identified image layout position in accordance with a predetermined layout rule

Abstract: PURPOSE:To attain quick data communication by sending constitution section addition information identifying each constitution section via a communication line together with data information so as to relieve the operating load of a control section. CONSTITUTION:The constitution section additional information 25 is added to a format of a data signal sent/received between a communication terminal equipment 8 and a center 7. In the case of constitution section additional infor mation 'A', a display part or a data input part is represented, and in the case of information 'B', a data recording part is expressed and in the case of infor mation 'C', a control section is expressed. Thus, in the case of the reception, the data signal is shared by destination of the data information only with the additional information and in the case of transmission, at which constitution part the data information of the signal is generated is recognized quickly by the center side.

Abstract: A booklet having pages devoted to presentation of calendar days and pages for notational information mounted by repositionable adhesive.

Abstract: This section will list readings that may be especially useful to teachers of undergraduate economics, as well as other articles that are of broader cultural interest. In general, the articles chosen will be expository or integrative and not focus on original research. If you write or read an appropriate article, please send a copy of the article (and possibly a few sentences describing it) to Timothy Taylor, c/o Journal of Economic Perspectives, Macalester College, 1600 Grand Ave., Saint Paul, Minnesota, 55105.

Abstract: Part I: Basics of Good Writing. Prewriting. Writing. Revising. Proofreading. Part II: Methods of Development. Analogy. Cause and Effect. Classification. Comparison and Contrast. Definition. Description. Narration. Opinion. Persuasion. Process Analysis. Part III: Types of Writing. Advertising. Analysis. Announcement. Argument. Autobiography. Biography. Book Report. Character Sketch. Classified Ad. Dialogue. Directions. Editorial. E-Mail. Essay. Fax. Feature Article. Journal. Lab Report. Letters. Social Letters. Literary Analyses. Memorandum. Minutes of a Meeting. News Article. Sample News Article. Notes. Outlines. Paraphrase. Poetry. Precis. Research Paper. Resume. Review. Scripts. Short Answers. Short Story. Summaries. Synopsis. Technical Report. Part IV: Grammar, Usage, and Mechanics. Section A: Classification of Words. Section B: Usage. Section C: Phrases and Clauses. Section D: Punctuation. Glossary. Index.

Abstract: In 1986 Congress passed Public Law 99-506, the “Rehabilitation Act Amendments of 1986”. This law, amending the famous Rehabilitation Act of 1973, would have little consequence to the computer industry except that a small section, titled “Electronic Equipment Accessibility”, Section 508, was added to the Senate version of the bill. The final form OF the bill, agreed on in a conference committee, included Section 508, and the bill became law when it was signed by President Reagan on October 27, 19SG. On signing the bill into law Reagan stated: .“The special services made available through these programs help disabled persons, including the most severely disabled, attain productive employment and achieve greater economic and personal independence.” No doubt we all agree with the noble goals of fostering economic and personal independence for handicapped people, but how does Section 508 work for disabled people and what does it mean for those of us who are designers of software and hardware user interfaces for computers? First, let us examine the law itself

Abstract: A video signal processing section receives a video signal and performs predetermined processing for the video signal. A control information supplying section is coupled to the video signal processing section and supplies output control information for the predetermined processing. An information input section is coupled to the control information supplying section and receives input control information for changing the output control information. A determination section is coupled to the information input section and the control information supplying section, and determines a relationship between the output control information and the input control information. A display signal generating section is coupled to the determination section and generates a predetermined display signal corresponding to a determination result from the determination section. A synthesizing section is coupled to the video signal processing section and the display signal generating section, and synthesizes the predetermined display signal on the video signal. A display section receives and displays an output signal from the synthesizing section.

Abstract: Epidural morphine is commonly used for postoperative analgesia after cesarean section or gynecologic surgery (1). Its frequent side effects include pruritus, nausea, and vomiting; less frequently, ventilatory depression, urinary retention, or dysphoria occurs after epidural morphine (2-6). We have used this technique at our institution for several years and have noted it to be associated with an increased incidence of herpes simplex (HS) type I (labialis). To our knowledge, there are no published reports of HS after epidural morphine; HS after spinal morphine has been mentioned in one report (7). In the present study, we prospectively determined the incidence of HS and itching after epidural or intramuscular morphine in 44 women undergoing cesarean section.

Abstract: Ougaard, M. Dimensions of Hegemony. Cooperation and Conflict, XXIII, 1988, 197- 214.The first section of the article deals briefly with the history of the concept of inter national hegemony. The se...

Abstract: Arabic and English on opposing pages in Kitaab section; introd., commentary, bibliography, and indices in English and romanized Arabic and Greek.

Abstract: The brazilian literary production about the Blacks permits us alresdy to speak of a black literature. If we look at the brazilian literature on a general view of the whole, we will see that a section is detached and turning independent. It forms a system of works, authors and readers, articulated round a serie of problems, a imaginated populated by constructions, images, figures, reverberating the drama and the epos of brazilian epos of the brazilian Blacks. In human, social and cultural terms, the negro constitutes a nucleous sufficiently distinctive, remarkable of the literary production.

Abstract: Introduction General Section Composers Symphony and Concert Artists Concert and Opera Singers Reference Works Research Centers and Dictionary Catalogs Index of Artists Index of Authors

Abstract: This section is based on a selection of article abstracts from a comprehensive business literature database. Marketing-related abstracts from more than 125 journals (both academic and trade) are re...

Abstract: The article by Myers and Gleicher in this issue of the Journal addresses an important and timely question in perinatal medicine.1 A number of studies have alluded to the striking increase in the in...

Abstract: This is a post-elementary, low-intermediate course specifically designed for young trainess who will be working in hotels and restaurants where they will need English to deal with their customers. Throughout the course, the emphasis is on speaking and understanding English in the contexts of restaurant, kitchen and bar, reception, reservation and all "front of house" areas. The 28 units cover a range of topics, such as how to take bookings, methods of cooking, names of dishes, various methods of payment, dealing with enquiries and complaints and giving directions. Each unit has two listening sections with accompanying activities. The scripts for these dialogues are included at the back of the Student's Book, along with a multilingual word list in English, French, Spanish, Italian, German and Greek. The Student's Book also contains a language study and practice section, an activity section and a further word study section. The accompanying Teacher's book contains all the material in the Student's book, plus teaching notes and a key with information on grammatical difficulties.

Abstract: This is a timely and comprehensive guide to one of the most volatile, misunderstood, and potentially dangerous states in the world, and one of great strategic importance to U.S. interests in Asia. Featuring a detailed "who's who" section, it covers politics, the economy, the military, education, and culture, and provides numerous vital statistical data.

Abstract: This paper deals with the treatment of Scope and, in particular, Negation in Rosetta, a Machine Translation system which translates between Dutch, English and Spanish (Spanish only as a target language). It will be argued that the SOV- versus SVO-character of a language has important consequences for its possibilities of reflecting scope through word order. A description will be given of the problems that arise translating from one type of language (the SOV-language Dutch) to the other (the SVO-languages English and Spanish). The extent to which these problems can be solved will be outlined.The paper has been divided into two main sections. In section one the phenomena are described linguistically, in section two a general idea is given of how these phenomena are dealt with in Rosetta.

Abstract: This book contains recent research on the taxonomy, morphology, biology, host associations, biological control, literature resources, and rearing techniques pertaining to parasitic Hymenoptera. Divided into four sections, it is based on the information presented at the II Conference on the Taxonomy and Biology of Parasitic Hymenoptera, held at Gainesville, Florida, November 19-21, 1987. Section I deals with the taxonomy and morphology of parasitic Hymenoptera. The advances made in the study of this subject during the 1980's are reviewed. Section II deals with biology and host associations. General reviews on host recognition behaviour, progeny and sex allocation, host relationships, host associations, dispersal behaviour, parasitic relationships among fig wasps, and others, of several groups of parasitic Hymenoptera are presented. Section III is devoted and rearing techniques. The more important literature on parasitic Hymenoptera is reviewed and an extensive and very useful bibliography is given.

Abstract: PURPOSE:To improve the efficiency of address assignment job by providing an automatic symbol name assignment section and an automatic symbol name provision section so as to apply automatic address assignment to components of a circuit diagram CONSTITUTION:A circuit diagram data storage section 6, the automatic symbol name provision section 8, an input section 1, a display device 2, a control section 10, are provided, and the automatic symbol name assignment section 9 is provided, which retrieves an address definition section of a symbol name storage section 7 to extract an undefined symbol in receiving an automatic assignment command of the undefined symbol name after the input of all programs are finished, identifies an instruction for using the symbol name according to an instruction identification section, assigns a bit number and an address to store the address assigned to an address section of all component data using the symbol name in the circuit diagram data storage section 6 Thus, the workability of the address assignment job for components is improved

Abstract: Working sets, each of which is specific to a code section, a data section, and a stack of a task are arranged in a memory. Page-in and page-out processing sections are arranged in the working sets. A determination section determines a code section virtual space, data section virtual space, or stack virtual space to which a virtual page causing a page fault belongs, and supplies a page-in request to one of the page-in processing sections corresponding to the working sets. When the corresponding working set is not full, the page-in processing section reads in the virtual page causing the page fault in the working set. When the working set is full, the page-in processing section supplies a page-out request to a page-out processing section.

Abstract: PURPOSE:To confirm recorded information even in case of recording and reproducing using a rotary transformer by reproducing recorded information in a divided section, which is recorded beforehand, by a reproducing head when a recording head scans another divided section where information is not recorded. CONSTITUTION:A scanning track inclined to the lengthwise direction of a tape is divided into four sections in the breadthwise direction of the tape, and divided sections 1, 3, 5, and 7 constitute a first divided section group where information is recorded at the time of a first tape scanning, and divided sections 2, 4, 6, and 8 constitute a second divided section group where information is recorded at the time of a second tape scanning. After a signal is recorded on the first section 1 by the recording head, the section 1 is scanned by the reproducing head to read out the signal, and the leading recording head scans the section 2 without recording the signal during this reading, and the recording head starts recording the signal in the section 3 when the reproducing head terminates reproducing; and thus, recorded information is confirmed without the occurrence of inter-signal crosstalk in the rotary transformer.

Abstract: In a method and an arrangement for processing identifying signals which are contained in a data signal (teletext signal) cyclically repeated within a television signal, which can be displayed in the form of individual still television frames (teletext pages) at the reproduction end, it becomes unnecessary to input numbers manually for selecting the teletext pages and it is made possible to select required teletext pages in a simple manner, protected against operator errors, by means of the fact that a section of the teletext signal forming at least a part of the content of a selected teletext page is searched for three-digit signal sequences representing natural numbers, these are separated as identifying signals and are stored as allocated to the selected teletext page. … …

Abstract: PURPOSE: To realize a control device provided with a function such as high reliability and prevention of erruncous-change by constituting a setting display section removably to a control section, devising the control section and the setting display section non-contact and inputting the setting data by a transmission means. CONSTITUTION: The device consists of a control section main body 1 and the setting display section 2 and the setting display section 2 is formed removably to the main body control section 1. The data transmission/reception between the control section 1 and the setting display section 2 is sent by a signal sending electromagnetically non-contact. Normally, only the control section is separated from the setting display section and used unconnectedly and only when the setting is required, the setting display section is coupled with the control section. Thus, the change of setting value by the unspecified party is prevented. COPYRIGHT: (C)1990,JPO&Japio