Information Packaging: From Cards To Boxes

Links without Locations Information Packaging: From Cards to Boxes

This paper is organized as follows. First, in Section 1, an outline is given of the theory of information packaging|i.e., the structuring of propositional content in function of the speaker's assumptions about the hearer's information state|as it is presented by Vallduv (1992, 1993, 1994), who identiies the informational primitives focus and ground, link and tail, adapted from the traditional p...

Information Packaging Revisited

Japanese Information Packaging: an Overview

Extended Packaging through Addition of Readable Information to the Printing

© Extended Packaging through Addition of Readable Information to the Printing Steven J. Simske, Margaret; Sturgill HP Laboratories HPL-2009-316 layout, VDP, printing, packaging, mobile camera Packaging is the interface between your product and your customer. To enhance the customer experience, the packaging should provide brand identification and allow the user to readily obtain information tha...

Atoms in boxes: from confined atoms to electron-atom scattering

We show that both confined atoms and electron-atom scattering can be described by a unified basis set method. The central idea behind this method is to place the atom inside a hard potential sphere, enforced by a standard Slater type basis set multiplied by a cutoff factor. For confined atoms, where the wall is placed close to the atomic nucleus, we show how the energy of the highest occupied a...