A BASIC SPOKEN GERMAN VOCABULARY IS LISTED IN (1) ALPHABETICAL ORDER, (2) ORDER OF PARTS OF SPEECH, AND (3) ORDER OF FREQUENCY AND ORIGIN. THE SOURCE MATERIALS USED WERE GATHERED IN 400 TAPED INTERVIEWS AND 5,400 WRITTEN RECORDS OF SPONTANEOUS ASSOCIATION. FROM THE DATA GATHERED, EACH SPOKEN WORD OR WORD FORM WAS TRANSFERRED SINGLY AND IN CONTEXT…

THIS BOOK WAS PREPARED TO PROVIDE AN INDEX OF ENGLISH EQUIVALENTS FOR THE BASIC SPOKEN GERMAN WORD LIST BY THE AUTHOR. THE ENGLISH MEANINGS OF EACH GERMAN TERM ARE PRESENTED IN ORDER OF DECREASING FREQUENCY. THIS BOOK WAS PUBLISHED BY PRENTICE-HALL INC., ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS, NEW JERSEY 07632, 1965, 107 PAGES. RELATED REPORTS ARE AA 000 101 AND AA 000…

Articles in this issue of "Global Journal of Computer Science and Technology" include: (1) Input Data Processing Techniques in Intrusion Detection Systems--Short Review (Suhair H. Amer and John A. Hamilton, Jr.); (2) Semantic Annotation of Stock Photography for CBIR Using MPEG-7 standards (R. Balasubramani and V. Kannan); (3) An Experimental Study…

An important development in the computerization of society is the development of the ability to communicate with a computer through human speech. Speech recognition machines with limited capabilities are available today. (BB)

A COMPUTER ANALYSIS OF SPOKEN WORDS AND PHRASES WAS OBTAINED IN 1959 FROM THE RESPONSES OF 33 NATIVE INFORMANTS FROM 23 COUNTIES IN TENNESSEE, GEORGIA, MISSISSIPPI, AND ALABAMA. INFORMANTS WERE ASKED TO IDENTIFY PICTURES, AND THEIR RESPONSES WERE RECORDED ON TAPE AND TRANSCRIBED. A COMPUTER WAS UTILIZED TO PRODUCE LISTINGS OF PARTICULAR SPEECH…