Titlebook: Interfaces to Database Systems (IDS92); Proceedings of the F Richard Cooper Conference proceedings 1993 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1

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Peter J. Barclay,Colin M. Fraser,Jessie B. Kennedyr without the presence of disorder, which was previously thoThis thesis is a contribution at the intersection of a number of active fields in theoretical and experimental condensed matter, particularly those concerned with disordered systems, integrable models, lattice gauge theories, and non-equili

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Object-Oriented Database Systems: a Framework for User Interface Developments, relational systems have established a level of usability which OODBMSs must strive to match. This is true particularly in the area of tools and user interfaces. OODBMSs pose particular problems for user interface designers but also provide some potentially exploitable characteristics. This paper

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The Problems of Integrating Interfaces to Publicly Available Databases Example, in relation to publicly available database systems. An integrated, multimodal interface, where natural language and pointing gestures to a graphical display can be combined into a single sentence, using deictic words such as ., or used individually, is proposed. This is seen as closely imi

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An Integrated Approach to Task-Oriented Database Retrieval Interfacesr information requests onto the system and provide them with task-oriented support functions. We concentrate on providing a platform for the development and incremental extension of an interactive, graphical database retrieval interface which allows for incrementally embedding intelligent support mo

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Design and Implementation of a Graphical SQL with Generic Capabilitiesgrated environment for the design of databases using Graphtalk?, an object-oriented Graphs Base Management System of Rank Xerox. IQL’s Query Interface supports fast and easy formulation of full SQL queries and update transactions by using a novel object-oriented representation of query concepts. A q

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GRADI: A Graphical Database Interface for a Multimedia DBMSs an important part of the system which strongly determines the effectiveness of using it. In order to find an easy and natural way of interacting with the MDBMS system we examined the query specification process used by humans. We found that incremental query specification, predefined joins and an

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Beyond Iconsontext of spatial information systems for they do not take advantage of the naturally intuitive properties of spatial data. The paper proposes a new metaphor for handling spatial data, termed the blackboard metaphor, which overcomes these drawbacks. Based upon this paradigm a fully-fledged visual lo

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