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Doing linguistics in the 21st century: interoperation and the quest for the global riches of knowledge
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Using architectural forms to map TEI data into an object-oriented database
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In search of task-centered software: Building single-purpose tools from multipurpose components
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Using architectural processing to derive small, problem-specific XML applications from large, widely-used SGML applications
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The nature of linguistic data and the requirements of a computing environment for linguistic research
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PTEXT: a format for the interchange of parsed texts among natural language processing applications
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Conceptual modeling versus visual modeling: a technological key to building consensus
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Implementing the TEI's feature-structure markup by direct mapping to the objects and attributes of an object-oriented database system
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Proceedings of the 1996 general CARLA conference, November 14-15, 1996
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The nature of linguistic data and the requirements of a computing environment for linguistic research
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A rationale for the TEI recommendations for feature-structure markup
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Computing in linguistics: a two-level processor for morphological analysis
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Laptop publishing for the field linguist: An approach based on Microsoft Word
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How to use IT: Interlinear text processing on the Macintosh
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