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Excerpt from Statistical Association Methods for Mechanized Documentation: Symposium Proceedings, Washington 1964Ou March 17, 18, and 19, 1964, the Center, in cooperation with the American Documentation Institute, sponsored a Symposium on Statistical Association Methods for Mechanized Documentation. The Symposium was held in Washing ton, DC, and was attended by approximately 250 su'bject-matter specialists. This volume contains the texts or ab...

Excerpt from Statistical Association Methods for Mechanized Documentation: Symposium Proceedings, Washington 1964Ou March 17, 18, and 19, 1964, the Center, in cooperation with the American Documentation Institute, sponsored a Symposium on Statistical Association Methods for Mechanized Documentation. The Symposium was held in Washing ton, DC, and was attended by approximately 250 su'bject-matter specialists. This volume contains the texts or ab...

Excerpt from Nonnumeric Data Processing in Europe: A Field Trip Report, August-October 1966Considerations of relatively limited markets as well as limited resources tend to explain typical West European emphasis in the development and application of optical char acter recognition techniques on small, relatively low speed, inexpensive devices and sys tems. A related emphasis is upon high reliability, especially in connection with standard ized ...

Excerpt from Nonnumeric Data Processing in Europe: A Field Trip Report, August-October 1966Considerations of relatively limited markets as well as limited resources tend to explain typical West European emphasis in the development and application of optical char acter recognition techniques on small, relatively low speed, inexpensive devices and sys tems. A related emphasis is upon high reliability, especially in connection with standard ized ...

Excerpt from Automatic Character Recognition: A State-of-the-Art ReportSuch techniques promise major advantages in a wide variety of data processing and data handling situations, specifically including thos-e of mechanized information selection systems and mechanized translation. These potential advantages include reductions in manpower requirements as well as reductions of errors and inaccuracies found in manual data transcription operations....

Excerpt from Automatic Character Recognition: A State-of-the-Art ReportSuch techniques promise major advantages in a wide variety of data processing and data handling situations, specifically including thos-e of mechanized information selection systems and mechanized translation. These potential advantages include reductions in manpower requirements as well as reductions of errors and inaccuracies found in manual data transcription operations....

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The once sleepy barrier island labeled Estero Island on navigational charts was dubbed Fort Myers Beach in the early part of the 20th century by city folks who spent their weekends on its wide, sandy beaches. Centuries earlier, an abundance of fish and other seafood made the 6.5-mile-long island attractive to its earliest inhabitants, the Calusa, as well as explorers, fisherfolk, and a pirate or two. In the late 19th century, early homesteader...

The first major synthesis of African archaeobotany in decades, this book significantly advances our knowledge of relationship between agriculture and social complexity.

When Ponce de Leon visited Southwest Florida in 1513, he discovered some of North America's most pristine tropical islands. Yet it was here where the explorer met his death at the hands of Calusa Indians who had made their home on the islands since 500 bc. Remaining relatively isolated from mainland society until the mid-1900s, the islands were home to a few hardscrabble pioneers who endured stifling heat, swarming mosquitoes, and deadly storm...

Tucked between the mainland of southwest Florida and the islands of Sanibel and Captiva is a 17-mile-long island accessible by a single drawbridge. A haven for some and a home to others, the community of Pine Island is a rare and lingering remnant of old Florida. The island's shores are home to mangroves teaming with fish instead of crowded beaches, making it a major destination for sport fishing enthusiasts and providing a livelihood for the ...

This book studies the linguistic phenomenon of «Raddoppiamento sintattico» (RS), the post-lexical lengthening in Italian of word-initial consonants following certain words, e.g. a [k:]asa 'at home'. Linguists have long sought describe exactly where and why RS occurs. Based on naturally occurring speech recorded in Siena, Tuscany, this book provides detailed phonetic information on what happens when RS occurs as well as its interactions with ot...

The once sleepy barrier island labeled Estero Island on navigational charts was dubbed Fort Myers Beach in the early part of the 20th century by city folks who spent their weekends on its wide, sandy beaches. Centuries earlier, an abundance of fish and other seafood made the 6.5-mile-long island attractive to its earliest inhabitants, the Calusa, as well as explorers, fisherfolk, and a pirate or two. In the late 19th century, early homesteader...

Pine Island boasts a rich history. These images illustrate the people, the events, and the everyday scenes that make up Pine Islandas story.

Tucked between the mainland of southwest Florida and the islands of Sanibel and Captiva is a 17-mile-long island accessible by a single drawbridge. A haven for some and a home to others, the community of Pine Island is a rare and lingering remnant of old Florida. The islandas shores are home to mangroves teaming with fish instead of crowded beaches, making it a major destination for sport fishing enthusiasts and providing a livelihood for the ...

The Lee County Islands boast a rich history.

When Ponce de Leon visited Southwest Florida in 1513, he discovered some of North Americas most pristine tropical islands. Yet it was here where the explorer met his death at the hands of Calusa Indians who had made their home on the islands since 500 bc. Remaining relatively isolated from mainland society until the mid-1900s, the islands were home to a few hardscrabble pioneers who endured stifling heat, swarming mosquitoes, and deadly storms...