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<!-- Definition list Recommended id = dlis0001, dlis0002, etc.-->
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<b>1
</b>
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<!ATTLIST pre id ID #IMPLIED xml:space (preserve | default ) #IMPLIED listing-type (sequence | program-listing | other ) #REQUIRED >
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<!ATTLIST addressbook id ID #IMPLIED lang CDATA #IMPLIED >
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<!ATTLIST email email-purpose (informal | general | advance | main ) #IMPLIED >
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<patcit id='pcit0001' dnum='US4793675A' dnum-type='publication number'>
<document-id>
<country>US
</country>
<doc-number>4793675
</doc-number>
<kind>A
</kind>
<name>Handa
</name>
<date>19881227
</date>
</document-id>
</patcit> Note: It is NOT expected that the applicant will create the tagged data - it could be generated from a 'pull down' data entry form or generated from internal SR databases Attributes (recommended): id - pcit0001, pcit0002, etc. num - 0001, 0002, etc. dnum - use full number as one string, eg, "US5401234A"; url - where possible give full web link to patent file - file name eg. if stored on local systems dnum-type - type of document number (e.g., application number, publication number)-->
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<!ATTLIST name name-type (legal | natural ) #IMPLIED >
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<!ATTLIST o style (single | double | dash | dots | leftarrow | rightarrow | leftrightarrow ) 'single' >
<!-- Definition description-->
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<!-- ** MATH NEEDS CHANGING TO ALLOW MATHML2 - IT SHOULD NOT BE EMPTY**-->
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<!-- xsd:include schemaLocation = "../elementTypes/figref.xsd"/ -->
<!-- Identifies the period of time during which the depository must be able to furnish samples of the biological material.-->
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<!-- Information regarding the facility storing the biological deposit. (ST.32:B832)-->
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<!-- Other citations - free form-->
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<!-- Online citation Revised according to ISO-690-2 - Electronic documents and parts thereof. Please refer to this standard for definitions and examples. See: http://www.nlc-bnc.ca/iso/tc46sc9/standard/690-2e.htm#Contents The tagging in fact is a mixture of article and book tags together with specific electronic source tags. 'Online' is taken to mean any kind of electronic documentation: databases, internet, CD-Roms, DVD, email, etc EXAMPLES:; Kirk-Othmer Encyclopedia of Chemical Technology [online]. 3rd ed. New York : John Wiley, 1984 [cited 3 January 1990]. Available from: DIALOG Information Services, Palo Alto (Calif.).
<nplcit id='ncit1' num='0001' type='E' medium='online'>
<online>
<online-title>Kirk-Othmer Encyclopedia of Chemical Technology
</online-title>
<edition>3rd ed.
</edition>
<imprint>
<address>
<text>New York
</text>
</address>
<name>John Wiley
</name>
<pubdate>19840000
</pubdate>
</imprint>
<avail>dialog information services, palo alto (calif.).
</avail>
<datecit>
<date>19900103
</date>
</datecit>
</online>
</nplcit> * Article on Internet: Clark, Carol. On the Threshold of a Brave New World. In Blueprint of the Body [online]. CNN.com, 2000. [cited 24 August 2000;10:25 EST]. In-depth specials. Available from: [http://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/2000/genome/story/overview/]
<nplcit id='ncit1' num='0002' type='E' medium='online'>
<online>
<author>
<name>Clark, Carol
</name>
</author>
<online-title>On the Threshold of a Brave New World
</online-title>
<imprint>
<name>CNN.com, 2000
</name>
</imprint>
<series>
<text>In-depth specials
</text>
</series>
<avail>http://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/2000/genome/story/
</avail>
<datecit>
<date>20000824; 10:25 est
</date>
</datecit>
</online>
</nplcit> * Personal communication (e-mail) Thacker, Jane. MPEG-21 project stream on digital item identification [online]. Message to: [iso.tc46.sc9@nlc-bnc.ca]. 3 October 2000; 13:33 EST [cited 6 October 2000; 13:10 EST]. Message-ID: [002f01c02d60$051a64a0$22a2580c@vaio]. Personal communication.
<nplcit id='ncit3' num='0003' type='E' medium='online'>
<online>
<author>
<name>Thacker, Jane
</name>
</author>
<online-title>MPEG-21 project stream on digital item identification
</online-title>
<subname>
<name>Message to:
<iso.tc46.sc9@nlc-bnc.ca>
</name>
</subname>
<pubdate>3 October 2000; 13:33 EST
</pubdate>
<notes>Personal communication
</notes>
<avail>Message-ID:
<002f01c02d60$051a64a0$22a2580c@vaio>
</avail>
<datecit>
<date>6 october 2000; 13:10 EST
</date>
</datecit>
</online>
</nplcit>-->
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<!-- Search terms-->
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<!-- Date cited - date on which the citation was cited. May be different from srchdate below-->
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<!-- History of the article (not serial)-->
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<!-- Miscellaneous information relating to the history of the article; see ISO 12083-->
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<!-- Date article was revised-->
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<!-- Date article was accepted-->
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<!-- Date article was received-->
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<!-- Title of the host document/database-->
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<!-- The title of the electronic resource-->
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<!-- Article citations within a 'host' document After patent citations the most common citations are articles within serials (periodicals, magazines), books and electronic (eg. internet) sources. This is a very complex and varied area to standardise. The tag set below is drawn from a number of sources as is the order of the tags (which in any case can be changed depending on the stylesheet used).; The order of tags is that of WIPO ST.14 / ISO 690 layout. DROP, J.G. Integrated Circuit Personalization at the Module Level. IBM Tech. Dis. Bull. October 1974, Vol. 17, No. 5, p. 1344 and 1345. [XPnnnnnnnnnnn].
<nplcit id='ncit1' num='0012' type='S' file='XP1234456'>
<article>
<author>
<name>DROP, J.G.
</name>
</author>
<atl>Integrated Circuit Personalization at the Module Level
</atl>
<serial>
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</sertitle>
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</pubdate>
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</vid>
<ino>5
</ino>
</serial>
<location>
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</pp>
</location>
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</refno>
</article>
</nplcit> Note: it is NOT expected that the applicant will create the tagged data - it can be generated from a 'pull down' data entry form (eg. in Word) or generated from internal SR databases-->
<!ELEMENT article (text | (author* , atl? , subname* , (serial | book) , absno? , location? , class* , keyword* , cpyrt? , artid? , refno*))>
<!-- Article unique ID - assigned by a publisher to an article-->
<!ELEMENT artid (#PCDATA)>
<!-- Book citation In the order specified by WIPO ST.14 and ISO 690 and AACR2 rules for layout WALTON, Herrmann. Microwave quantum theory. London : Sweet and Maxwell, 1973. ISBN 0123456789. Vol.2, p. 138 to 192.
<nplcit id='ncit12' num='0013' type='b'>
<book>
<author>
<name>WALTON, Herrman
</name>
</author>
<book-title>Microwave quantum theory
</book-title>
<imprint>
<address>
<text>London
</text>
</address>
<name>Sweet and Maxwell
</name>
<pubdate>19730000
</pubdate>
</imprint>
<location>
<pp>138 to 192
</pp>
</location>
<isbn>0-1234-568-9
</isbn>
</book>
</nplcit>-->
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<!-- Book number-->
<!ELEMENT bookno (#PCDATA)>
<!-- Location within the cited work-->
<!ELEMENT location (text | (serpart? , sersect? , chapter? , pp? , column? , para? , line?))>
<!-- Referenced line within cited work-->
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<!-- Cited document line, last-->
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<!-- Cited paragraph, last-->
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<!-- Cited document column, last-->
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<!-- Cited document column, first-->
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<!-- Cited document page numbers-->
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<!-- Cited document page, last-->
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<!-- Cited document page , first-->
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<!-- Chapter; e.g., in a book. Example: Chapter 2-->
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<!-- Serial section-->
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<!-- Part within a serial-->
<!ELEMENT serpart (#PCDATA)>
<!-- Abstract number-->
<!ELEMENT absno (#PCDATA)>
<!-- Series statement-->
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<!-- Monographic series number-->
<!ELEMENT msn (#PCDATA)>
<!-- Monographic series title-->
<!ELEMENT mst (#PCDATA)>
<!-- Edition statement (ST.32:B516)-->
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<!-- Book subtitle-->
<!ELEMENT subtitle (#PCDATA)>
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<text>-->
<!ELEMENT conference (text | (conftitle , confdate? , confno? , confplace? , confsponsor*))>
<!---->
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<!-- Conference sponsor-->
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<!-- Conference place-->
<!ELEMENT confplace (#PCDATA | address)*>
<!-- Conference number-->
<!ELEMENT confno (#PCDATA)>
<!-- Conference title-->
<!ELEMENT conftitle (#PCDATA)>
<!-- The title of the cited book-->
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<!-- Serial citation data: This describes the volume or issue as a whole and not a particular article within it.-->
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<!---->
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<!-- International Standard Book Number-->
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