Keywords PRINT

The initial step is to identify which database, from a few thousands worldwide (about 10 000 in 2002), provides the requested information. The next step is to determine which subsection of the topic is of interest, and to identify typical search terms or keywords (synonyms, homonyms, different languages, or abbreviations) (Table 5-1). During the search in a database, this strategy is then executed (money is charged for spending time on some chemical databases). The resulting hits may be further refined by combining keywords or database fields, respectively, with Boolean operators (Table 5-2). The final results should be saved in electronic or printed form. 

The keyword is in the route section, line 1 of the input file. Lines 2, 3, and 4 are blank, comment, blank, respectively. Line 5 designates a charge of 1 and a spin multiplicity of 2 (a doublet). Line 6 specifies one atom as hydrogen, and line 7 specifies the second atom as hydrogen, attached to atom 1 at a distance of 1.32 A(2.49 bohr). Among several G2 energies printed out in about the last 25 lines of output are... 

A menu system was designed for screen presentation. Keywords in the main menu are activated using the cursor keys or the first letter in the keyword. They are then displayed in a highlighted format, and a question connected with their usage is displayed in an accompanying line. The main menu choices are Chemical, Task, Attributes, Search, Match, Options, Print, and Quit. 

Keywords Additives, Chemicals, Impurities, Life cycle assessment (LCA), Paper, Printing industry, Recycling... 

These matrix elements can be obtained by including the FNAO keyword in the NBO keylist, to print out the Fock matrix in the NAO basis. 

As you read this chapter, think about the types of jobs for which you will be applying, and determine which resume format best suits your needs. Keep in mind, it may be necessary to create several versions of your resume based on the type of job you re hoping to land. For example, you may want to have a traditional printed resume ready to submit to companies where you know an HR person (or executive) will be reading the resume, and also have a keyword version of your resume ready to send to companies using applicanttracking software. 

To be the most competitive as an applicant, it s an excellent idea to create a traditional printed resume and then modify that resume into both a scannable (a resume that contains the same basic information as a traditional resume, but focuses on the use of keywords) and an electronic resume. 

Instead of following the same format as a traditional printed resume, use keywords as opposed to action verbs to describe your employment history, skills, and education. For more information about how to create an electronic resume and how to take full advantage of today s computer technology and cyberspace when searching for a job, see Chapter 7 . 

As a job seeker, if you will be applying for jobs at medium- to large-size companies that already use applicant-tracking software, it s important to create a resume that will be compatible with applicanttracking software. Focus on using keywords within your resume that you believe will match keywords the employer has already selected. Instead of using action verbs (as you would for a traditional printed resume), incorporate nouns that describe your skills, experience, and education. 

Although a scannable or keyword-based resume can follow any of the formats of a traditional printed resume, the wording will be different. After the heading section, some applicants add a section called "Keywords," which is simply a listing of nouns, phrases, industry terminology, and buzzwords you know the computer will search for when it evaluates your resume. 

When you create your resume on a computer, using a word processor or resume-creation software, save that document file, just as you would any other document. A traditional resume (one that is to be printed and then sent to potential employers), which you save on your computer s hard disk as a Microsoft Word document, for example, is different from an electronic (digital) resume that will be formatted differently, will take advantage of keywords, and will ultimately be e-mailed (not printed on paper and sent) to a potential employer. 

If you re a top-level executive who knows your resume will be read and evaluated by a person rather than a computer, creating an electronic or keyword resume won t be useful or necessary. Likewise, if you re absolutely sure your resume will be read and evaluated by a person, focus on creating a traditional printed resume as opposed to an electronic resume. People applying for jobs at small companies probably don t need this type of resume. 

The biggest rule to follow when creating a scannable resume is to create the content by using nouns and keywords in the text as opposed to action verbs. When it comes to actually printing your resume, consider the requirements of the computer system being used by the potential employer to which you will be sending your resume. 

When a resume is scanned into applicant-tracking software, it s put through a scanner, which takes the entire document and converts it into digital form. The software then picks apart the resume, word for word, looking for specific keywords and phrases. For this process to work, the scanner must be able to read your resume clearly. Thus, it s important to format your resume and print it in a way that helps eliminate the possibility of computer error. 

Can you create the type of resume I need (a traditional printed resume, a keyword resume, or an electronic resume) ... 

Don t emphasize keywords if you re creating a traditional printed resume focus on using action verbs and descriptive phrases. This adds more power to your resume. Refrain from using cliches (overused phrases or words), such as "hard working." Use a thesaurus or the list of action verbs/phrases supplied at the end of this book, and find creative and powerful ways to communicate your main points. 

As you ll soon discover, there are many different resume formats and types of resumes you can create. If you need a traditional printed resume, you can choose to follow a chronological, functional, or combination format there s also a keyword-based resume format, which is becoming more popular as many employers currently use applicant-tracking software to evaluate resumes. As a job seeker, you will also need to determine if your resume should be scannable or if you need an electronic resume so you can easily apply for jobs online. 

CAS ONLINE American Chemical Society, Columbus, Ohio CAS ONLINE The Chemical Search System From Chemical Abstracts Service 1967-present CHEMICAL ABSTRACTS SERVICE Equivalent of the printed Chemical Abstraets(CA). Bibliographic data, keyword phrases, index entries, general subject headings, and CAS Registry Number(s) for chemistry-related publications in 50 languages from 150 countries. Includes worldwide patent documents. Easy crossover to the CAS CHEMICAL REGISTRY... 

Most protein families are characterized by several conserved motifs. The PRINTS hngerprint database was developed to use multiple conserved motifs to build diagnostic signatures of family membership (Attwood et al., 1998). If a query sequence fails to match all the motifs in a given hngerprint, the pattern of matches formed by the remaining motifs allows the user to make a reasonable diagnosis. The PRINTS can be accessed by keyword and sequence searches at http //www.bioinf. 

The BASIC code can be used within the keyword RATES, but also for USER GRAPH, USER PRINT and USER-PUNCH and always occurs between the commands... 

To model the karst fracture the keyword TRANSPORT is used and 30 elements are defined by the sub key word -cells. For the fracture being 300 m long the length of the cells is 10 m each. The number of 30 shifts is required to exchange the water volume one time completely. According to the assumed flow velocity the variable -time step is set to 360 seconds (= 0.1 hours). With -punch 1-30 all 30 cells are printed in the output, with -punch frequency 30 only the result after 30 shifts is considered for all of those 30 cells. The adjustment of the equilibrium during transport can be done using EQUILIBRIUM PHASES. It is important to add 1-30 behind the key words SOLUTION, EQUILIBRIUM PHASES and KINETICS in order to consider all 30 cells. 

Keywords Carbon screen printed electrodes Genosensors Electrochemical adsorption Hybridization event Electroactive indicators Indicator-free electrochemical genosensor... 

Since the second edition of this dictionary was published in 1999, Internet search engines have become much more powerful and they complement printed works such as this. Historical material on the chemical industry (before about 1980) is poorly covered on the Internet, although the coverage is improving. Current information on established commercial processes is well covered by the Internet, which is used as a sales tool by process developers, but it needs to be accessed by combinations of keywords. Use of this dictionary to suggest such keywords will shorten the search. Currently active development projects that are monitored by the more ephemeral technical business press are less well documented on the Internet and are most effectively accessed by using the references in this book. 

As was the case with the second edition, the online version includes everything in the print version and also offers the convenience of a keyword search engine as well as the inclusion of color illustrations. New and revise articles will be digitally posted quarterly and available to all subscribers of the electronic version. 

Also, check all the BASIC keywords to make sure they re spelled correctly. You may have mistakenly abbreviated LEN as L SHIFT-E (which turns out to be the abbreviation for LET, not LEN). If you are writing to disk or tape files, you should note that the command PRINT is distinct from the ordinary PRINT. The abbreviation for PRINT is P SHIFT-R (not ) using a question mark won t work when you re working with tape or disk files. 

The first bug, truncated lines, is relatively easy to find. It usually occurs when keywords are abbreviated. If, for example, you use a question mark ( ) instead of PRINT, or P SHIFT-O instead of POKE, you can create logical lines which are legal when they re entered, but exceed the limit when listed. Later editing of the line leads to problems. 

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