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Terminology and Knowledge Engineering (Vol. 2). 1990.

Conference: tke1990

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Information Science in an Information SocietyWolf D. Rauch. 15-22

Benefits and Limitations of Formal Systems in Technical WritingAlan K. Melby. 23-30

Some Clear and Unclear Questions on Searching Interrelationships Between Encyclopedics and Knowledge EngineeringSergey V. Nizniy, Andrew M. Stochik. 84-92

Cognitive Aspects of Terminological PhenomenaBoris Yu. Gorodetsky. 117-123

The Descriptive Approach to Visual Knowledge Representation and ProcessingIgor B. Gurevich. 144-148

Science Citation Index for the Field of Archeology: Hermeneutical and Informatics Aspects of SCI Based Systems of Regional BasisKemal Bakarsic. 149-156

Intelligent Design of Control Systems Combining Knowledge-Based System with Conventional Design MethodRyoichi Fujiwara. 167-175

The Use of Knowledge-Based Frames for Terms in EurotraHenrik Selsoe Sörensen. 300-309

Non-Neutral Lexical Units in Scientific Texts and the Problem of Their Human and Machine-Assisted Human TranslationIrina M. Serebryakova. 310-317

Knowledge-Based Machine Indexing From Natural Language Text: Knowledge Base Design, Development and MaintenanceMichael T. Genuardi. 345-351

Learning Behaviour and User Acceptance of TEGEN, A Thesaurus-Generating Information Retrival SystemFrank Sarre, J. Mittermeier, Ulrich Güntzer, Gerald Jüttner. 382-394

Towards Establishing Concordance Among Medical Classification SystemsS. Seetharama. 405-414

The Intelligent Dictionary ProjectJean-Marie Maes. 426-436

Computer Assisted Translation, the Workstation and the TranslatorWilli G. Scherf. 574-578

Ongoing Efforts in Greece, on Modern Greek Terminology and Knowledge Engineering - an OverviewSpyrose E. Diamessis. 579-586

China National Technical Committee on Terminology for Standardization (CNTCTS)Wubin Su, Wanping Jin. 669-678

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