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71. GREEN, C.D. Some problems of indexing specialist material drawn from several disciplinary systems. Journal of Documentation, 28, 1972, 37-43.

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85. SHARP, J.R. Natural language. Journal of Documentation, 31, 1975, 191-194.

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88. HEINE, M.H. Measures of language effectiveness and the Swetsian hypothesis. Journal of Documentation, 31, 1975, 283-286.

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90. ODDY, R.N. Information retrieval through man-machine dialogue. Journal of Documentation, 33, 1977, 1-14.

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92. ROBERTSON, S.E. Theories and models in information retrieval. Journal of Documentation, 33, 1977, 126-148.

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101. SPARCK JONES, K. Search term relevance weighting given little relevance information. Journal of Documentation, 35, 1979, 30-48.

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106. CRAVEN, T.C. Editing of concept sub-networks with a microcomputer-based display system. Journal of Documentation, 38, 1982, 29-37.

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108. INGWERSEN, P. Search procedures in the library -- analysed from the cognitive point of view. Journal of Documentation, 38, 1982, 165-191.

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110. BOOKSTEIN, A. Outline of a general probabilistic retrieval model. Journal of Documentation, 39, 1983, 63-72.

111. DILLON, M. and McDONALD, L.K. Fully automatic book indexing. Journal of Documentation, 39, 1983, 135-154.

112. VICKERS, P.V. Common problems of documentary information transfer, storage and retrieval in industrial organizations. Journal of Documentation, 39, 1983, 217-229.

113. SPARCK JONES, K. and TAIT, J.I. Automatic search term variant generation. Journal of Documentation, 40, 1984, 50-66.

114. GRIFFITHS, A., ROBINSON, L.A. and WILLETT, P. Hierarchical agglomerative clustering methods for automatic document classification. Journal of Documentation, 40, 1984, 175-205.

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116. ROBERTS, N. The pre-history of the information retrieval thesaurus. Journal of Documentation, 40, 1984, 271-285.

117. ENSER, P.G.B. Automatic classification of book material represented by back-of-the-book index. Journal of Documentation, 41, 1985, 135-155.

118. VICKERY, B.C. Knowledge representation: a brief review. Journal of Documentation, 42, 1986, 145-159.

119. ROBERTSON, S.E. On relevance weight estimation and query expansion. Journal of Documentation, 42, 1986, 182-188.

120. BERTRAND-GASTALDY, S. and DAVIDSON, C.H. Improved design of graphic displays in thesauri -- through technology and ergonomics. Journal of Documentation, 42, 1986, 225-251.

121. DANIELS, P.J. Cognitive models in information retrieval -- an evaluative review. Journal of Documentation, 42, 1986, 272-304.

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123. CRAVEN, T.C. An online index entry format based on multiple search terms. Journal of Documentation, 43, 1987, 46-53.

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125. HANCOCK, M. Subject searching behaviour at the library catalogue and at the shelves: implications for online interactive catalogues. Journal of Documentation, 43, 1987, 303-321.

126. RADA, R., MILI, H., LETOURNEAU, G. and JOHNSTON, D. Creating and evaluating entry terms. Journal of Documentation, 44, 1988, 19-41.

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128. BIRU, T., EL-HAMDOUCHI, A., REES, R.S. and WILLETT, P. Inclusion of term relevance in the term discrimination model. Journal of Documentation, 45, 1989, 85-109.

129. ELLIS, D. A behavioural approach to information retrieval system design. Journal of Documentation, 45, 1989, 171-212.

130. AKEROYD, J. Information seeking in online catalogues. Journal of Documentation, 46, 1990, 33-52.

131. KIM, Y.W. and KIM, J.H. A model of knowledge-based information retrieval with hierarchical concept graph. Journal of Documentation, 46, 1990, 113-136.

132. MONDSCHEIN, L.G. Selective dissemination of information(SDI: relationship to productivity in the corporate R&D environment. Journal of Documentation, 46, 1990, 137-145.

133. EFTHIMIADIS, E.N. Online searching aids: a review of front-ends, gateways and other interfaces. Journal of Documentation, 46, 1990, 218-262.

134. HANCOCK-BEAULIEU, M. Evaluating the impact of an online library catalogue on subject searching behaviour at the catalogue and at the shelves. Journal of Documentation, 46, 1990, 318-338.

135. CRAVEN, T.C. Condensed representation of sentences in graphic displays of text structures. Journal of Documentation, 46, 1990, 339-352.

136. ROBERTSON, S.E. On term selection for query expansion. Journal of Documentation, 46, 1990, 359-364.

137. KEEN, E.M. The use of term position devices in ranked output experiments. Journal of Documentation, 47, 1991, 1-22.

138. SANO, H. Concise display of index entries. Journal of Documentation, 47, 1991, 23-35.

139. RADA, R., BARLOW, J., POTHARST, J., ZANSTRA, P. and BIJSTRA, D. Document ranking using an enriched thesaurus. Journal of Documentation, 47, 1991, 240-253.

140. KIRCZ, J.G. Rhetorical structure of scientific articles: the case for argumentational analysis in information retrieval. Journal of Documentation, 47, 1991, 354-372.

141. ELLIS, D. The physical and cognitive paradigms in information retrieval research. Journal of Documentation, 48, 1992, 45-64.

142. VICKERY, B.C. and VICKERY, A. An application of language processing for a search interface. Journal of Documentation, 48, 1992, 255-275.

143. COUSINS, S.A. Enhancing subject access to OPACs: controlled vs. natural language. Journal of Documentation, 48, 1992, 291-309.

144. HANCOCK-BEAULIEU, M. and WALKER, S. An evaluation of automatic query expansion in an online library catalogue. Journal of Documentation, 48, 1992, 406-421.

145. VICKERY, B.C. and VICKERY, A. Online search interface design. Journal of Documentation, 49, 1993, 103-187.

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