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The CITE architecture (CTS/CITE) for analysis and alignment

IT - Information Technology, 2020
Abstract Documenting text-reuse (when one text includes a quotation or paraphrase of, or even allusion to another text) is one example of the problem of analysis and alignment. The most clever analytical tools will be of no avail unless their results can be cited, as scholarly evidence has been cited for centuries. This is where the CITE
Christopher W. Blackwell, Neel Smith
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Comparing the scatter of citing and cited literature

Scientometrics, 1987
Using the subjects desalination and educational psychology, the scatter of periodical articles over periodical titles was compared at two levels, the second level being a random sample of periodical articles cited by the first level. Several measures were used to compare the extent of scatter at the two levels.
Chandra G. Prabha, F. W. Lancaster
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Cites

2020
A draft text adopted by the IUCN congress in 1963 led to the agreement signed in Washington on March 3, 1973. The CITES came into force on July 1, 1975, and there are now more than 175 parties to it. Adopted in the wake of the 1972 Stockholm conference, it is one of the few multilateral environmental agreements, where the United Stateson the basis of ...
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To cite ... in time

Critical Arts, 2013
AbstractThis largely aphoristic text emanates from several coagulations that have recurrently confronted the author in his artistic work. The practice of documentary filmmaking has always been a fertile ground for theoretical reflection. This text touches upon several nodal points where such artistic and theoretical threads have intersected.
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