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Any or all of the following fields may appear in a record, depending on the content and type of the source document. If no data are available for a particular field, then the field does not display.
See Also: Full Record Patent Fields
Full Record Fields: Non-Patent Records
The title of the article, book, book chapter, conference proceedings, conference proceedings paper, patent, dissertation, report, or report section.
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The author(s) of the article, book, conference paper, etc. If the author name is unknown, then [Anon] appears in this field.
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The editor(s) of the article, book, conference paper, etc.
Translator(s)
The name of the translator. Applies only to books or book sections.
The publication from which information in the Full Record was taken. The source includes title, volume, issue, part, supplement, page span, and date.
If the source publication is an English-language translation, the original source shows the non-English title, along with volume, issue, part, supplement, page span, and date.
If Full Record information was taken from source published in a language other than English, the translated source provides an English-language translation of the title, along with volume, issue, part, supplement, page span, and date.
The full conference title, location, date, and sponsor.
The author abstract from the source document or an Inspec supplied abstract where no suitable author abstract was present.
The accession number is a unique identifying number assigned to each record. Records in the Inspec Archive - Science Abstracts 1898-1968 do not have this field.
This number is assigned to each record for archived data. The number is constructed from the year, section, and abstract number of the item's appearance in the Science Abstracts journals.
The format of the identifier is as follows, where:
- YYYY is the Science Abstracts year
- S is the Science Abstracts section letter (A, B, or C) as defined:
- A - Physics (1903 - 1968) (Note that A is arbitrarily assigned for 1898 - 1902 items since there was no section at that time)
- B - Electrical and Electronic Engineering (1903 - 1965)
- C - Computers and Control (1966 - 1968)
- NNNNN is the Science Abstracts abstract number.
For example: 1903B00123
The selected document type.
The selected language of the source document.
The selected treatment type. Records in the Inspec Archive - Science Abstracts 1898-1968 do not have this field.
The name of the organization that issued the dissertation or report.
The preferred terms from the Inspec Thesaurus.
Free-language terms and phrases, not found in the Inspec Thesaurus, that are assigned by Inspec indexers to provide a more exhaustive description of the source document. Records in the Inspec Archive - Science Abstracts 1898-1968 do not have this field.
Index terms assigned to records in data years 1898-1968.
The classification code(s) and their descriptions that correspond to Inspec Classification codes.
The numerical data indexing code, applicable for records published from 1987 forward. The data are likely to be operating or experimental parameters rather than measured values or experimental results. Records in the Inspec Archive - Science Abstracts 1898-1968 do not have this field.
The chemical indexing codes, applicable for records published from 1987 forward. Contains, controlled data on the significant substances and material systems discussed in the paper. Records in the Inspec Archive - Science Abstracts 1898-1968 do not have this field.
The astronomical object indexing code. Contains controlled designations for astronomical objects discussed in the paper. Records in the Inspec Archive - Science Abstracts 1898-1968 do not have this field.
The address of the first (primary) author or the address of the corporate author. Records in the Inspec Archive - Science Abstracts 1898-1968 do not have this field.
The address of the primary editor. Records in the Inspec Archive - Science Abstracts 1898-1968 do not have this field.
The name and location of the publisher for books, conferences, proceedings, and dissertations. Also, for journals published from 1996 and forward.
The source or supplier for reports and dissertations.
The country of translation.
The number of references cited in the source publication.
The Universal Resource Locator (URL) for an electronic document.
The Universal Resource Locator (URL) for a collection of electronic documents such as electronic journals.
The abstract number associated with the record.
The filing date of a dissertation.
The unique, six-character code assigned to publications by the International CODEN Service.
This field exists only if the CODEN is the CODEN of a translated journal.
The International Standard Serial Number is a unique eight-digit number that identifies periodical publications such as journals and electronic publications.
This field exists only if the ISSN is the ISSN of a translated journal.
U.S. Copyright Clearance Center Code
The US Copyright Clearance Center Code, a fee code that consists of an ISSN or ISBN, a forward slash, the last two digits of the publication year, and the fee for authorization to photocopy an item.
The Standard Book Number or International Standard Book Number, a unique number for books, conference proceedings, and dissertations.
The identification number assigned by the issuing organization to a report.
US Government Clearing House Number
The US Government Clearing House Number assigned to a report for Federal scientific and technical information.
The contract number under which work described in a technical report has been performed.
The Serial Item Contribution Identifier of journal articles.
This field exists only if the SICI is the SICI of a translated journal.
The publisher's unique document-specific identifier. These numbers are used by publishers to identify articles in electronic journals.
The Digital Object Identifier (DOI®) is a system for permanently identifying and exchanging intellectual property in the digital environment.
Example: DOI: 10.1134/S1061920808010020
See http://www.doi.org for more information.
DOI® is a registered trademark of the International DOI Foundation.
Any or all of the following fields may appear in a patent record, depending on the content and type of the source document. If no data are available for a particular field, then the field does not display.
The title of the patent.
The patent number is a unique identifier of a specific patent.
The names of the inventor(s) that appear on the patent. If the name of the inventor is unknown, then Anon appears in this field.
The abstract from the source document.
The accession number is a unique identifying number assigned to each record.
The selected document type. In this instance, a patent.
The selected language of the source document. Multiple languages may appear in this field.
The country of issuing authority.
Original Patent Application Number
The original patent application number. It applies when a patent was filed at an earlier date in another country.
Country of Original Patent Application Number
The country that assigned the original patent application number. It applies when priority is claimed by an earlier patent application in another country.
The name(s) of the patent assignee(s) that appear on the patent.
The Patent Priority Date.
The country of publication.
The date the patent was filed or submitted to the patent-issuing authority.
The selected treatment type.
The preferred terms from the Inspec Thesaurus.
Free-language terms and phrases, not found in the Inspec Thesaurus, that are assigned by Inspec indexers to provide a more exhaustive description of the source document.
The classification code(s) and their descriptions that correspond to Inspec Classification codes.
The address of the inventor.
The number of references cited in the patent.
The abstract number associated with the record.
The Digital Object Identifier, an identification system for digital media. Designed to provide reliable identification of digital objects.
See http://www.doi.org for more information.
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