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- IntroductionPetra Steffens. 1-15
- Knowledge Extraction from Machine-Readable Dictionaries: An EvaluationNancy Ide, Jean Véronis. 19-34
- Description and Acquisition of Multiword LexemesAngelika Storrer, Ulrike Schwall. 35-50
- Pragmatics of Specialist Terms: The Acquisition and Representation of TerminologyKhurshid Ahmad. 51-76
- The Cambridge Language SurveyPaul Procter. 77-84
- Memory-Based Lexical Acquisition and ProcessingWalter Daelemans. 85-98
- Typed Feature Formalisms as a Common Basis for Linguistic SpecificationHans-Ulrich Krieger. 101-120
- European Efforts Towards Standardizing Language ResourcesNicoletta Calzolari. 121-130
- Machine Translation and Terminology Database - Uneasy Bedfellows?Katharina Koch. 131-140
- A Generic Lexical ModelDaniel Bachut, Isabelle Duquennoy, Lee Humphreys, Tita Kyriakopoulou, Anne Monceaux, Fiammetta Namer, Jean-Michel Ombrouck, Claire Perrey, Anne Poncet-Montange, Maria-Claudia Puerta, Caroline Raffy, Brigitte Roudaud, Simon Sabbagh. 141-158
- TransLexis: An Integrated Environment for Lexicon and Terminology ManagementBrigitte Bläser. 159-174
- The Use of Terminological Knowledge Bases in Software LocalizationVangelis Karkaletsis, Constantine D. Spyropoulos, George A. Vouros. 175-188
- Navigation Through Terminological DatabasesRenate Mayer. 189-199
- Types of Lexical Co-Ocurrences: Descriptive ParametersFolker Caroli. 203-218
- Perception Vocabulary in Five Languages - Towards an Analysis Using Frame ElementsNicholas Ostler. 219-230
- Relating Parallel Monolingual Lexicon Fragments for Translation PurposesUlrich Heid. 231-251