her be a person's name or a regular word, e.g.,  can be either the name of a famous singer in China, or a common word meaning daybreak. The detection of such a name largely depends on the context.
In addition, CJK names are generally identified using 2-grams (bigrams) or 3-grams (trigrams). Assuming a horizontal convention of reading CJK text from left to the right, the left most character in the context is a family name. The right context is a given name. For example, if “x y z” is a CJK name, then “x” is a family name and “y z” is a given name. As a further example, if “x y” is a CJK name, then “x” is a family name and “y” is a given name.

1. Field of the Invention
The present invention pertains to a method and apparatus for applying gasket strips to a surface. More particularly, the invention relates to an automated system using a robot guided head to manufacture gasket patterns, and is particularly suitable for applying gasket strips to circuit boards, covers, fixtures, cases components, etc.
2. Description of the Related Art
Electronic circuit boards may require some type of shielding to prevent interference from electromagnetic signals. The shielding can protect the circuits on a circuit board from signals generated from sources outside the circuit board, or protect components and circuits outside the circuit board from signals generated on the board itself. It may also be desirable to shield components and circuits on one part of the circuit board from components and circuits on another part of the same circuit board.
Shielding to prevent interference can be provided by applying an Electro-Magnetic Interference (EMI) shielding gasket to the circuit board. The gasket material usually has conductive characteristics to act as an effective shield against electromagnetic signals. Surrounding the component where the interference must be shielded, the gasket is typically compressed between the circuit board and a metal cover or case.
There are presently only a few methods of applying a sh