Michigan land cover/use classification system /

Cover title.

Development of the state highway system : New Jersey.

One road map inserted.

A manual of correctional standards. Prepared by the Committee to Revise the 1946 Manual of Suggested Standards for a State Correctional System.

Published by the association under its earlier name: American Prison Association.

The naval officer classification system.

Mode of access: Internet.

The Evolution of national health policy and the Illinois health care delivery system.

Prepared by the Illinois Health Care Cost Containment Council.

Louisiana state accounting: an appraisal of the Louisiana state accounting system; a PAR study.

Bibliography: p.[106]-109.

A state currency system : to hell with Wall Street! /

Includes bibliographical references.

Coal resource classification system of the U.S. Geological Survey /

Mode of access: Internet.

A proposed new classification system for whiplash associated disorders - implications for assessment and management

The development of chronic symptoms following whiplash injury is common and contributes substantially to costs associated with this condition. The currently used Quebec Task Force classification system of whiplash associated disorders is primarily based on the severity of signs and symptoms following injury and its usefulness has been questioned. Recent evidence is emerging that demonstrates differences in physical and psychological impairments between individuals who recover from the injury and those who develop persistent pain and disability. Motor dysfunction, local cervical mechanical hyperalgesia and psychological distress are present soon after injury in all whiplash injured persons irrespective of recovery. In contrast those individuals who develop persistent moderate/severe pain and disability show a more complex picture, characterized by additional impairments of widespread sensory hypersensitivity indicative of underlying disturbances in central pain processing as well as acute posttraumatic stress reaction, with these changes present from soon after injury. Based on this heterogeneity a new classification system is proposed that takes into account measurable disturbances in motor, sensory and psychological dysfunction. The implications for the management of this condition are discussed. (C) 2004 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.

Retrieving designs from a sketch using an automated GT coding and classification system

While the retrieval of existing designs to prevent unnecessary duplication of parts is a recognised strategy in the control of design costs the available techniques to achieve this, even in product data management systems, are limited in performance or require large resources. A novel system has been developed based on a new version of an existing coding system (CAMAC) that allows automatic coding of engineering drawings and their subsequent retrieval using a drawing of the desired component as the input. The ability to find designs using a detail drawing rather than textual descriptions is a significant achievement in itself. Previous testing of the system has demonstrated this capability but if a means could be found to find parts from a simple sketch then its practical application would be much more effective. This paper describes the development and testing of such a search capability using a database of over 3000 engineering components.

The development and application of a coding and classification system for manufacturing industry

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