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Subject: AI Bibliographic format
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Date: Wed, 3-Dec-86 16:08:08 EST
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Posted: Wed Dec  3 16:08:08 1986
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Can something be done to minimize the idiosyncratic special character
usage in the bibliographies. I don't mind a format with tagged fields,
but one only designed to be read by one particular text formatting system
is a bit much for human readership. Is it really necessary to encode
font changes as something as odd as \s-1...\s0 and I don't even know
how to read entries such as the last one for the chapters in the
Grishman and Kittridge Sublanguage book.
			...
.TS
tab(~);
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N.Sager~T{
Sublanguage: Linguistic Phenomenon, Computational Tool
T}
J. Lehrberger~Sublanguage Analysis
E. Fitzpatrick~T{
The Status of Telegraphic Sublanguages
T}
J. Bachenko
D. Hindle
J. R. Hobbs~Sublanguage and Knowledge
D. E. Walker~T{
The Use of Machine Readable Dictionaries in Sublanguage Analysis
T}
R. A. Amsler
C. Friedman~T{
Automatic Structuring of Sublanguage Information: Application to
Medical Narrative
T}
E. Marsh~T{
General Semantic Patterns in Different Sublanguages
T}
C. A. Montgomery~T{
A Sublanguage for Reporting and Analysis of Space Events
T}
B. C. Glover
T. W. Finin~T{
Constraining the Interpretation of Nominal Compounds in a Limited Context
T}
G. Dunham~T{
The Role of Syntax in the Sublanguage of Medical Diagnostic Statements
T}
J. Slocum~T{
How One Might Automatically Identify and Adapt to a Sublanguage
T}
L. Hirschman~T{
Discovering Sublanguage Structures
T}
.TE


Huh!!!