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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Toltran Ltd. of Barrington, Illinois has just been granted United States Patent No. 5,490,061. This patent covers advanced technology and is the first to use the concept of Chaos in a computational linguistics setting. The patent is particularly important now due to the ever-expanding use of search engines on the Internet, and has numerous applications in the fields of data warehousing, database searching and the related problem of language translation. The database match or query problem widely encountered in language translation lookups is just a small subset of the general search problem in English or any language, and this was used as the demonstration case. The sophisticated morphological analysis is to be considered a breakthrough in its field, and the search engine algorithms are adaptable to almost every conceivable type of use, such as worldwide web browsers, real-time satellite transmission translations, OCR, speech recognition systems and natural-language-to- computer-language CASE tools. The technology is an offshoot of Toltran's previously-issued patent no. 4,864,503, which introduces previously unattained accuracy in translation via its object-oriented modular design, in which languages are considered source or destination modules and all feed through a hub-and-spoke system. This allows code reuse, along with greatly reduced database and program size. The inventor, a computational linguist, polyglot and systems engineer, was listed in several editions of "Who's Who In America". The company with its intellectual property porfolio is currently seeking an acquisition scenario. The patent is entitled, "Improved Translation System Utilizing A Morphological Stripping Process To Reduce Words To Their Root Configuration To Produce Reduction Of Database Size". A more detailed company and technology profile may be found at this website: http://www.knowledge.co.uk/xxx/mpcdir/products/ts_002.htm Please reply to Stanley Tolin (email): stolinMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issuemail.flnet.com (fax): 941-387-0235 (voice): 941-387-0195
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