Abstracts: The impact of seasonal constants on forecasting seasonally cointegrated time series. Forecasting high-frequency financial data with the ARFIMA-ARCH model
Abstracts: Why gilt investors can afford to smile at market panic. Exceptional economics are attractive. Has the stock market risen too far?
Abstracts: Drinking from the European cup. Adding insult to injury. Private functions
Abstracts: Who's afraid of the big bad Woolf? Joining the party. Voyages of discovery
Abstracts: The Homestead. Mindel residence. Fila USA Corporate Headquarters
Abstracts: The Brookings Institution. Beyond the ADA. MIT School of Architecture and Planning
Abstracts: M.C. Ginsberg Objects of Art. KJ McNitt Construction Company. REI approach
Abstracts: An integrated inventory-transportation system with modified periodic policy for multiple products. Centralized ordering and allocation policies in a two-echelon system with non-identical warehouses
Abstracts: Single-machine scheduling with time windows and earliness/tardiness penalties. On the complexity of two-machine flowshop problems with due date related objectives
Abstracts: Distributed scheduling using simple learning machines. Minimizing the number of vehicles in periodic scheduling: the non-Euclidean case
Abstracts: Computing closely matching upper and lower bounds on textile nesting problems. Goal network programs: a specialized algorithm and an application
Abstracts: Volkswagen New Beetle. Volkswagen New Beetle 1.8 turbo. 1999 Mitsubishi Galant ES
Abstracts: Grand touring, V-8 style. Keeping up with the fixes. Lexus GS 400
Abstracts: Back to Broken Hill. 'Big brothers' give mining juniors a leg-up. Ernest Henry-style find west of the Hill; the little-known White Dam is a hot prospect in Australia's hottest exploration region
Abstracts: The media shop that breaks all the rules. A liberated campaign does wonders for the client's liquidity. DDB Needham chief wants to get back to calling the marketing tune
Abstracts: Regional electronic commerce system gets set in stone. Web team scores in the cyberspace race. ChaosMusic plays a listing tune
Abstracts: Staff productivity chases US levels. Auditors make a feast of the overlooked crumbs. Auditors and consultants blur the edges of objectivity
Abstracts: Robert Helpmann, dancer and choreographer, part one. Robert Helpmann, dancer and choreographer. Robert Helpmann, dancer and choreographer, part three
Abstracts: Corporate delete keys busy as E-mail turns up in court. Excite and At Home confirm $6.7 billion merger. The American way of spam: is it (a) the end of civilization or (b) a triumph of free enterprise?
Abstracts: Game Boy's toy camera: serious business. Angst and anger Japanese-style, with wink. And the winner is ... the marketing team
Abstracts: Security fears still plague cybershopping. Internet shopping: a mixed bag; great for browsing but not for bargains, the virtual mall is still under construction
Abstracts: Building Web pages is child's play. Digital bread crumbs through the forest. It's beginning to look a lot like panic; if you think the mall is busy, wait until you shop on the Web
Abstracts: Microsoft hampered OS/2, I.B.M. official tells court; curbs on software develvopers are faulted. Microsoft made own problems, U.S. contends
Abstracts: Cut the connection; some analysts believe the path to competition is simple: sever the network from the Bells
Abstracts: Bourne again. All the world's a stage. No longer going Dutch
Abstracts: Wrap up a good buy. Freedom to speak. A suitable role model
Abstracts: Queen of Herts. Growing by numbers. Down to business
Abstracts: Testing times. Independent minded. Not the end of the line
Abstracts: Hobby Lobby Intl.: PBY Catalina. Clancy Aviation Lazy Bee Special. SkaT: speed 40 composite missile
Abstracts: Very real architects. The vision thing. Intellectual property
Abstracts: Cladding crisis 'deepens': new study warns that UK industry faces capacity shortage worse than late 1980s boom
Abstracts: A visit to the fantasy world of Ian Livingstone. The digital life of Esther Dyson. Success? It's the name of his game
Abstracts: Lousy landlords have it coming. Breaking the spider's web. Law catches up with rogue landlords
Abstracts: The Germans are in the driving seat. Germans dominate in $90bn merger. Daimler and Chrysler in merger talks
Abstracts: The drive for self-improvement. 'It took two seconds to reject my application.' (experiences of applying to National Health Service Trust)
Abstracts: Revealed at last: secrets of the ceremonies. Serving the parts that other universities cannot reach. Sexual equality - still an academic issue
Abstracts: Degree was a real hope opera. Opening up: Craig Brown. Opening up: Paul Kells
Abstracts: Degree was a real hope opera. The new approach to teacher education. From IT to the bottom of the deep blue sea
Abstracts: Bank industry. Machinery industry. Securities brokerage industry
Abstracts: A TALE OF TWO MIKES. A BLOODY MESS? Grant's time: boxing may have dug up its biggest star yet in 6-7, 252-pound Michael Grant
Abstracts: The search services want your eyes to find no reason to wander. Eye catching: how new media are racing to become the mass media; in terms of the audience, size matters. But how big? And by whose measure?
Abstracts: The search services want your eyes to find no reason to wander. part 2 BMG and Universal said to form Internet venture
Abstracts: Interpretation of indeterminate HIV serology results in an incarcerated population. Misdiagnosis of HIV Infection by HIV-1 Plasma Viral Load Testing: A Case Series
Abstracts: Effectiveness of computer-generated telephone messages in increasing clinic visits. Impact of measurement and feedback on vaccination coverage in public clinics, 1988-1994
Abstracts: Pediatric asthma care in US emergency departments: current practice in the context of the National Institutes of Health guidelines
Abstracts: $62 billion deal to shift balance in phone industry: third of market at stake: deal for Ameritech continues reversal of 1984 breakup from 7 Baby Bells to 4. part 2
Abstracts: Look in the mirror - change is coming. Aspiring to and preparing for engineering firm ownership. Applying learning to graduate from being a small firm
Abstracts: Who's to blame for the crisis? Ordinary Indonesians are divided over pinpointing a culprit. Chinese shopkeeper reflects: history of segregation perpetuates racial strain
Abstracts: Travelers is still shopping. Nomura plans to take fewer risks after posting big loss. Insurance market opened: Toho Mutual Venture puts GE Capital in Japan
Abstracts: BJP targets overseas Indians. Government's fall will delay reforms, restrain growth. Political parties are facing the specter of slowdown
Abstracts: Yen continues to lose steam: effects of Japanese currency's depreciation permeate the rest of region. Keeping faith in U.S. bonds: higher returns still tempt Japanese investors
Abstracts: Mutational analysis and chemical modification of Cys24 of lactococcin B, a bacteriocin produced by Lactococcus lactis
Abstracts: Funds for the future. Doing the bright thing. Take a principled position in stocks
Abstracts: A year of chatter but little money. Cinderella sector needs better outfit. Rich seam at interface: the happy coupling of further and higher education could give birth to a funding council merger
Abstracts: A place for everyone in a joined-up lifelong sector. At last adult learners are on the government agenda. Collaboration is the future
Abstracts: Antitrust action against Microsoft is called imminent; a 'far-reaching' lawsuit; complaint by state attorneys general may block release of Windows 98 Friday
Abstracts: It's hard to keep executives at AT&T. Neat package hides issues in phone deal. In phoneland, it gets lonely at the middle
Abstracts: U S West Communications may be vulnerable to rivals; phone firm's onetime expansionist image could be a thing of the past. part 2
Abstracts: Firms face big losses as Asian cuts bite. What's on offer for $40,000-plus. Kia's hopes ride with Carnival people-mover
Abstracts: HSBC puts out the 'Welcome' mat. It seemed a great idea at the time. US banks lend weight to the urge to merge
Abstracts: Keep eyes open for patent protection. 'Technological cringe' leaves industry at a loss, says IT boss. 'Non-techie' predicts boost in pushing out corporate data to customers
Abstracts: Growing pains (at 32). God's gift to mothers ... that's the Prof. Prof Parsons, in a class apart
Abstracts: Forget the footie, check out the technology. Advertisers wake up to the nifty fifties. A month of advertising with some great soccer thrown in
Abstracts: Balance? Look, this is Northern Ireland. Victory after 'Stop Dyke' campaign. Why on earth can't the BBC find a new director general?
Abstracts: Naked, but nice, from the Netherlands. The Spectator: crisis, what crisis? Pig farmer's son who kept a cool head
Abstracts: Drugs: the open door policy. Epidemic of heroin sweeps Britain. From heroin to ecstasy: 100 years of abuse in Britain
Abstracts: Learning to live with recessions. Recession talk will stop the real thing. Our economic slowdown could be the South Downs or the Matterhorn
Abstracts: Attack or defence? Should you place your money on Asia's wheel of fortune? Guaranteed - smaller profits than you think
Abstracts: Searching for ways to break the class cycle. Mine's a pint and a GCSE, please. Academics on the verge of a nervous breakdown
Abstracts: Law students, free at last. A higher degree of postgraduate debt. Counting the cost of qualification
Abstracts: Tales of horror from Malaysia's camps. Jakarta is given role in the UN's war crimes inquiry. New spectre of religious violence haunts Indonesia
Abstracts: Matters of life and death. How to cover all possible get-out clauses. Eliminate rogue figures from the pension hunt
Abstracts: As a civilization crumbles, mechanical Goliaths battle. Evolution, with a beat you can dance to. New title on the cutlass edge of software
Abstracts: Lending that proved suicidal. Piggy-bank instincts might be correct. Inflation depends on how it's presented
Abstracts: Euro stars. Agent turned principal. Eurofunds on the march
Abstracts: Breaking the barrier. Virtuous cycle. Deals give tenants extra
Abstracts: Analysis of LMP and TAP polymorphisms by polymerase chain reaction-restriction fragment length polymorphism in rheumatoid arthritis
Abstracts: Low-molecular-weight heparins in the treatment of venous thromboembolism. Blood clots in people with the factor V Leiden mutation
Abstracts: Levels of HIV RNA are quantitatively related to prior weight loss in HIV-associated wasting. Low dihydrotestosterone and weight loss in the AIDS wasting syndrome
Abstracts: Highly endemic human T-lymphotropic virus type II (HTLV-II) infection in a Venezuelan Guahibo Amerindian group
Abstracts: Microsoft seeks accord with U.S. and averts suit: a delay for Windows 98: software giant goes to brink and then decides to offer some new concessions. part 2
Abstracts: E*Trade joins a packed field of Web bankers. Small firms face tighter credit due to Y2K threat; banks walk thin line in warning of risk but not angering borrowers
Abstracts: Surfing the Net for a health plan. Forward motion on medical advances. The right to appeal: it's both flash point and pivot point of consumer protections under managed care
Abstracts: Avid and Tektronix confirm alliance. Who will grab the headlines at IBC? Running on NT
Abstracts: Site lines. Networking on the M3. Break with tradition
Abstracts: Brokers face conflict issues: is a hidden commission system conspiring against corporate insurance buyers? The risk menagerie
Abstracts: Using Balinese findings. "Painting" the bead. Etched glass beads
Abstracts: The best of free flight scale. 10th Annual Arizona Jet Rally. Strafin' the saguaros: 9th annual Arizona Jet Rally
Abstracts: Robart Super Tray and Super Stand II. Multi-engine, wiring. A multitude of motor mounts
Abstracts: The Kiwi defenders dig in. The shouting gets louder. The regatta of excellence? Count on it!
Abstracts: Review of Aegean prehistory VII: neopalatial, final palatial, and postpalatial Crete. Review of Aegean prehistory VI: the palatial Bronze Age of the southern and central Greek mainland
Abstracts: The day the dream of 1968 died. How one woman's dream died with the 113 victims of Concorde crash. 'This is the France we want to see: valiant, stubborn and multi-racial.' (impact on France of winning 1998 World Cup)
Abstracts: Safeway may be heading for the checkout. Lord Sainsbury. The Lord of the checkout
Abstracts: How many more will die hungry before United Nations rules are changed? Don't compensate Africa for slavery
Abstracts: The name of the game is all in a good cause. Charity begins in the job market. When opposites attract
Abstracts: Magic on the air at Radio Five. This man is not fit to be hanged. Thanks a million, John
Abstracts: A faithful companion. @/+='!****!!! Road rage has got nothing on this .... The virtual beat goes on
Abstracts: Ten killed on Jakarta's streets of rage. Looters trapped in their own inferno. Albanian doctors singled out for Serbian brutality
Abstracts: Down among the women. Leading priorities. Taking the lead
Abstracts: Schizophrenia as failure of hemispheric dominance for language
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