• case-insensitive prefix search: default
  e.g., sig matches "SIGIR" as well as "signal"
• exact word search: append dollar sign ($) to word
  e.g., graph$ matches "graph", but not "graphics"
• boolean and: separate words by space
  e.g., codd model
• boolean or: connect words by pipe symbol (|)
  e.g., graph|network

Update May 7, 2017: Please note that we had to disable the phrase search operator (.) and the boolean not operator (-) due to technical problems. For the time being, phrase search queries will yield regular prefix search result, and search terms preceded by a minus will be interpreted as regular (positive) search terms.

found 47 matches

• 1981
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  Ronald E. Anderson:
  Designing considerate systems (abstract only). CHI (2) 1981: 141
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  Bruce W. Ballard:
  How shall we evaluate prototype natural language processors? CHI (2) 1981: 21-26
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  Lorraine Borman, Rosemary Karr:
  Evaluating the "friendliness" of a timesharing system. CHI (2) 1981: 31-34
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  G. R. Boynton:
  The mini-micro connection. CHI (2) 1981: 111-112
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  Nick Cercone, Max Krause, John Boates:
  Lexicon design using perfect hash functions. CHI (2) 1981: 69-78
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  Susanne S. Cochran:
  Design considerations for data base facilities on a desk top (abstract only). CHI (2) 1981: 140
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  Diana Gail Egly, Keith T. Wescourt:
  Cognitive style, categorization, and vocational effectss on performance of REL database users. CHI (2) 1981: 91-97
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  R. Evans, Nick J. Fiddian, W. Alex Gray:
  Adaptable user interfaces for portable, interactive computing software systems. CHI (2) 1981: 59-64
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  Robert S. Fenchel:
  An integral approach to user assistance. CHI (2) 1981: 98-104
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  Nick J. Fiddian, W. Alex Gray, M. W. Read:
  Designing SENSE (a software environment for social science rEsearch): The role of software tools. CHI (2) 1981: 79-85
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  Steve Gadol, Egon E. Loebner:
  Building and accessing an REL database. CHI (2) 1981: 86-90
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  Allan G. Haggett, John R. McFadden, Peter R. Newsted:
  Naive user behavior in a restricted interactive command environment (abstract only). CHI (2) 1981: 139
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  Wilfred J. Hansen:
  An editor-based programming support environment (abstract only). CHI (2) 1981: 142
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  Donald Hatfield:
  The coming world of "what you see is what you get" (abstract only). CHI (2) 1981: 138
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  Philip J. Hayes, Ingrid D. Glasner:
  Automatic construction of explanation networks for a cooperative user interface. CHI (2) 1981: 6-14
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  Starr Roxanne Hiltz, Murray Turoff:
  Human diversity and the choice of interface: A design challenge. CHI (2) 1981: 125-130
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  Jyh-Sheng Ke, Shi-Kuo Chang:
  Evolution of a query translation system. CHI (2) 1981: 35-41
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  Thomas P. Kehler, Mike Barnes:
  Interfacing to text using HELPME. CHI (2) 1981: 116-124
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  John C. Klensin:
  Short-term friendly and long-term hostile? CHI (2) 1981: 105-110
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  Richard I. Land:
  Keyboard entry - can it be simplified? CHI (2) 1981: 53-58
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  Egon E. Loebner, Steve Gadol:
  Living taxonomies in the corporate world: The need for multinested data models. CHI (2) 1981: 131-136
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  Thomas W. Malone:
  What makes computer games fun? (abstract only). CHI (2) 1981: 143
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  Marilyn M. Mantei, R. G. G. Cattell:
  A study of entity-based database interfaces (abstract only). CHI (2) 1981: 142
• 
  Aaron Marcus:
  The graphic design of friendly faces for information management (abstract only). CHI (2) 1981: 137
• 
  Thomas H. Martin:
  Redesign of the user interface involving users of a large operational real-time system. CHI (2) 1981: 27-30
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  Alan McCord:
  Uses of CONFER at Wayne State University (abstract only). CHI (2) 1981: 145
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  Paul Roller Michaelis, James A. Hendler:
  Concise natural language interaction (abstract only). CHI (2) 1981: 141
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  Lawrence Miller:
  A study of procedure descriptions by non-programmers (abstract only). CHI (2) 1981: 137
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  Robert Parnes:
  Learning how to confer: The interplay of theory and practice in computer conferencing (abstract only). CHI (2) 1981: 144
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  W. David Penniman:
  The need for quantitative measurement of on-line user behavior. CHI (2) 1981: 42-45

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