English: <!-Availability and access - REQUIRED use for URL, online database, ftp address, email, etc.; e.g., Available from Internet: http://www.epoline.org Available from DIALOG Information Systems, Palo Alto (Calif.) --> <!ELEMENT avail (#PCDATA)> <!-Numeration within host document --> <!ELEMENT hostno (#PCDATA)> <!-History of the article (not serial) --> <!ELEMENT history (text | (received | accepted | revised | misc))> <!-Miscellaneous information relating to the history of the article; see ISO 12083 --> <!ELEMENT misc (#PCDATA | date)*> <!-Date article was revised --> <!ELEMENT revised (date)> <!-Date article was accepted --> <!ELEMENT accepted (date)> <!-Date article was received --> <!ELEMENT received (date)> <!-Title of the host document/database --> <!ELEMENT hosttitle (#PCDATA)> <!-The title of the electronic resource --> <!ELEMENT online-title (#PCDATA)> <!-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> <sertitle>IBM Tech. Dis. Bull.</sertitle>
French: <!-The title of the electronic resource --> <!ELEMENT online-title (#PCDATA)> <!-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> <sertitle>IBM Tech. Dis. Bull.</sertitle> <pubdate>19741000</pubdate> <vid>17</vid> <ino>5</ino> </serial> <location> <pp>1344 and 1345</pp> </location> <refno id='XP1'>XP1234456</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>