Input Method Editor. Software utility that converts keystrokes to characters in an ideographic script (Korean, Chinese, Japanese, and so on).

input method editor. A software component that uses an on-screen keyboard or keypad to let users enter complex characters and symbols, such as Japanese Kanji characters.

Acronym for Input Method Editor, standard for text input procedure, used in Arabic or Far East countries. Add-on for system that allows user to input characters from his/her non-latin, native alphabet.

Input Method Editor: a way to enter different characters that do not have a dedicated key on the keyboard

The Input Method Editor (IME) is the program that allows Windows XP Professional to support a given language. The IME is used to convert keystrokes to characters. A standard 101-key keyboard would not be able to support the thousands of characters in certain Asian languages. The IME gives Windows XP this capability.

see input method editor.

input method editor. a special form of keyboard input method that makes use of additional windows for character editing or selection in order to facilitate keyboard entry of writing systems with very large character sets.

A program that enters East Asian text (Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, or Korean) into programs by converting keystrokes into complex East Asian characters. The IME is treated as an alternate type of keyboard layout. IME View

Input method editor, used to enter text with large character sets, such as Chinese, Japanese, and Korean.

Independent Medical Examination. In many situations, an employer and insurance company will want to have an injured employee seen by a particular physician in order to obtain on objective evaluation of the employee's health. An employee may initially be seen by a company physician, or a physician of their own choosing, However, if litigation commences over the extent of the employee's injuries (or whether the employee has any injury at all), the employer and insurer will likely be entitled to require the employee to appear for an IME with a physician of their choosing.

Insurer's refer to this as an "independent medical examination." Attorneys representing injured people refer to this as an "insurance medical examination." An insurer may require the injured person to attend an IME under the provision of the Personal Injury Protection (PIP) Policy or by a defendant after a lawsuit is filed in court. See Civil Rule 3S Examination. In either instant, the insurance company selects the doctor of their choice and pays for the examination.

Independent Medical Exam. A medical exam performed by an independent physician. It includes a brief review of the patient history and treatment to date and a physical examination of the patient. The purpose of the examination is to assist the physician in making a medical determination as to causation, current physical impairment, and the necessity of current and future treatment.

Independent Medical Evaluation. An examination carried out by an impartial health care provider, generally board certified, for the purpose of resolving a dispute related to the nature and extent of an illness or injury.

Independent Medical Examination: exam arranged by WC carrier up to twice a year

a medical-legal examination, performed by a physician, who is hired by a lawyer or insurance company; creates a report which can be used to settle a lawsuit or some workers' compensation cases.

Independent Medical-legal Examination. A report requested either a plaintiff attorney (representing a patient) or a defense attorney (representing an insurance company) in a personal injury dispute.

Independent Medical Examination is an examination by an impartial health care provider usually for the purpose of resolving a dispute.

(Independent Medical Examination.) An examination arranged by a third party payer which is theoretically designed to impartially evaluate a patients disability or another doctor's diagnosis or treatment plan.