2. EACL 1985: Geneva, Switzerland

• András Kornel:
  Natural Languages And The Chomsky Hierarchy. 1-7
  
• Michael Hess:
  How Does Natural Language Quantify? 8-15
  
• Lesley Stirling:
  Distributives, Quantifiers And A Multiplicity Of Events. 16-24
  
• R. I. Bainbridge:
  Montagovian Definite Clause Grammar. 25-34
  
• Frank Van Eynde, Louis des Tombe, Fons Maes:
  The Specification Of Time Meaning For Machine Translation. 35-40
  
• Hans Haugeneder:
  An ATN Treatment WH-Movement. 41-47
  
• Fred Popowich:
  Saumer: Sentence Analysis Using Metarules. 48-56
  
• Allan Ramsay:
  Effective Parsing With Generalised Phrase Structure Grammar. 57-61
  
• Jonathan Slocum, Winfield S. Bennett, Lesley Whiffin, Edda Norcross:
  An Evaluation of METAL: the LRC Machine Translation System. 62-69
  
• Rebecca Root:
  A Two-Way Approach To Structural Transfer In MT. 70-72
  
• Christian Boitet, Nelson Verastegui, Daniel Bachut:
  Various Representations Of Text Proposed For Eurotra. 73-78
  
• Danilo Fum:
  Natural Language Processing And Ihe Automatic Acquisition Of Knowledge: A Simulative Approach. 79-88
  
• Yorick Wilks:
  Right Attachment and Preference Semantics. 89-92
  
• Barbara Dunin-Keplicz:
  How To Restrict Ambiguity Of Discourse. 93-97
  
• Aarno Lehtola, Harri Jäppinen, Esa Nelimarkka:
  Language-Based Environment For Natural Language Parsing. 98-106
  
• Helene Bestougeff, Gerard Ligozat:
  Parametrized Abstract Objects For Linguistic Information Processing. 107-115
  
• Gerard Salton:
  On The Representation Of Query Term Relations By Soft Boolean Operators. 116-122
  
• Gerry Altmann:
  The Resolution Of Local Syntactic Ambiguity By The Human Sentence Processing Mechanism. 123-127
  
• Stephen G. Pulman:
  A Parser That Doesn't. 128-135
  
• Rodolfo Delmonte:
  Parsing Defficulties & Phonological Processing in Italian. 136-145
  
• Eric Wehrli:
  Design And Implementation Of A Lexical Data Base. 146-153
  
• Yannis Kotsanis, Yannis Maistros:
  "Lexifanis" A Lexical Analyzer of Modern Greek. 154-158
  
• Andrew David Beale:
  A Probabilistic Approach To Grammatical Analysis Of Writtin English By Computer. 159-165
  
• Roger Garside, Fanny Leech:
  A Probabilistic Parser. 166-170
  
• Hiyan Alshawi, Branimir Boguraev, Ted Briscoe:
  Towards A Dictionary Support Environment For Realtime Parsing. 171-178
  
• Eva Koktová:
  Towards A New Type Of Morphenic Analysis. 179-186
  
• David D. McDonald, James Pustejovsky:
  A Computational Theory of Prose Style for Natural Language Generation. 187-193
  
• John Tait:
  An English Generator For A Case-Labelled Dependency Representation. 194-197
  
• Kazunori Muraki, Shunji Ichiyama, Yasutomo Fukumochi:
  Augmented Dependency Grammar: A Simple Interface between the Grammar Rule and the Knowledge. 198-204
  
• Yoshio Izumida, Hiroshi Ishikawa, Toshiaki Yoshino, Tadashi Hoshiai, Akifumi Makinouchi:
  A Natural Language Interface Using A World Model. 205-212
  
• Genevieve Berry-Rogghe:
  Interpreting Singular Definite Descriptions In Database Queries. 213-217
  
• David S. Brée, R. A. Smit:
  Non Standard Uses Of IF. 218-225
  
• Eric Fimbel, Herbert Groscot, Jean-Marie Lancel, Nathalie Simonin:
  Using A Text Model For Analysis And Generation. 226-231
  
• Timothy J. Gillott:
  The Simulation Of Stress Patterns In Synthetic Speech - A Two-Level Problem. 232-238
  
• Danilo Fum, Giovanni Guida, Carlo Tasso:
  A Rule-Based Approach To Evaluating Importance In Descriptive Texts. 244-250
  
• Terry Patten:
  A Problem Solving Approach To Generating Text From Systemic Grammars. 251-257
  
• Domenico Parisi, Alessandra Giorgi:
  GEMS: A Model Of Sentence Production. 258-262
  
• Eva Hajicová, Petr Sgall:
  Towards An Automatic Identipeation Of Topic And Focus. 263-267
  
• Katharina Morik:
  User Modelling, Dialog Structure, And Dialog Strategy In Ham-Ans. 268-273
  
• Alexander S. Narin'yani, O. P. Simonova:
  The Structure Of Communicative Context Of Dialogue Interaction. 274-276