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A technical framework for using electronic medical records to create and maintain a cross-sectional research cohort of pregnant people in the Gulf South. [PDF]

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Crull E   +8 more
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Differences in e-cigarette use, dependence, and knowledge between health and social sciences university students in Costa Rica. [PDF]

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Editing and Electronic Publishing

Literary and Linguistic Computing, 1992
Gordon Dixon
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Trusting the Electronic Edition

Computers and the Humanities, 1997
This paper discusses the contested role of images in electronic editions, and summarizes some of the chief arguments for their inclusion. I then argue that, to truly determine the importance of images to the function of electronic editions, we must understand the contribution the image makes to the form of textual knowledge provided by the edition.
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Editing Environments: The Architecture of Electronic Texts

Literary and Linguistic Computing, 2009
Immersive multimedia performances, especially in the theater, installation art, and computer games, suggest to us interesting models for reconceiving the possibilities of textual editing in digital media. Traditionally, textual editions have taken different forms for different audiences of readers.
Neil Fraistat, Steven E. Jones
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Building image-based electronic editions using the edition production technology

Proceedings of the 5th ACM/IEEE-CS joint conference on Digital libraries, 2005
We demonstrate the Edition Production Technology (EPT), an integrated development environment for building Image-based Electronic Editions (IBEE). EPT is developed in Java on top of Eclipse platform and benefits from the openness of Eclipse's plugin architecture and its portability (currently EPT runs on Windows XP, Linux, and Mac OS X).
Alex Dekhtyar   +5 more
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The FALMER Project: an electronic critical edition

Literary and Linguistic Computing, 2001
What will be the critical editions in the electronic era? Hubert de Phalese, a research centre in La Sorbonne-Nouvelle University (Paris III), in accordance with its pragmatic approach to literary computing problems, decided to launch this debate by putting on line a critical edition of the complete works of Lautreamont/Isidore Ducasse (http://www.cavi.
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