Rosalie Steier
Pages 477-478
Robert L. Ashenhurst
Pages 479-482
Pamela Samuelson, Robert J. Glushko
Pages 483-487
E. J. Sibley
Pages 488-490
The Six-Digit Coding Method (SDCM) is a new coding method for Chinese characters. It is based on the structural analysis of Chinese characters. We recently developed this method and have successfully used it to code 11,100 characters …
Jinan Qiao, Yizheng Qiao, Sanzheng Qiao
Pages 491-494
In the Arab world the need for bilingual microcomputer systems is ever increasing. In addition to the ability to process the Arabic and English scripts, an ideal system should support the use of existing applications with Arabic …
Murat Tayli, Abdulah I. Al-Salamah
Pages 495-504
There is disagreement about the role and importance of typographic
style (source code formatting and commenting) in program comprehension.
Results from experiments and opinions in programming style books are
mixed. This article …
Paul W. Oman, Curtis R. Cook
Pages 506-520
Primarily illustrated as an approach to translate the Indian languages, a focus on AI techniques for building semantic representational structures of sentences is presented.
Subramanian Raman, Narayanan Alwar
Pages 521-527
The values of system designers have a significant influence on the extent to which information system meet the broad effectiveness needs of an
organization.
Kuldeep Kumar, Niels Bjorn-Andersen
Pages 528-538
Many metrics are used for measuring the performance of a parallel algorithm running on a parallel processor. This article introduces a new metric that has some advantages over the others. Its use is illustrated with data from …
Alan H. Karp, Horace P. Flatt
Pages 539-543
Providing the most comprehensive picture to date of the business school computing, communication, and information environment, this year's survey extends the focus of the Fourth Survey (1987) and raises the question: how to most …
Jason L. Frand, Julia A. Britt
Pages 544-562
A self-assessment procedure on concurrency
Brain A. Rudolph
Pages 563-576
CORPORATE Tech Correspondence
Pages 584-586
Peter J. Denning
Pages 604-605
