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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1968
To the Editor:— Dr. Gabrieli's important suggestion (204:833, 1968) regarding the development of a national health information network requires some elaboration. A goal for having such a bank for information is technically feasible, however, strong forces offer resistance to the development of this important use of automated procedures. Anyone who has
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To the Editor:— Dr. Gabrieli's important suggestion (204:833, 1968) regarding the development of a national health information network requires some elaboration. A goal for having such a bank for information is technically feasible, however, strong forces offer resistance to the development of this important use of automated procedures. Anyone who has
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Computers and Computer Programs
2014Computers are an integral part of astrophotography and perform a wide range of tasks. Anyone with poor computer skills soon learns either to develop them or find a hobby other than astrophotography. While computers are required for processing our digital images, they also can greatly facilitate the other aspects of astrophotography from identifying ...
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1995
The program supplied is a modified version of one of my own working programs. Originally written in FORTRAN, it has been translated into BASIC and compiled with Microsoft Professional Basic PDS 7.1 and Power Basic 3.0. It should also be possible to recompile it using Microsoft Visual Basic for DOS.
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The program supplied is a modified version of one of my own working programs. Originally written in FORTRAN, it has been translated into BASIC and compiled with Microsoft Professional Basic PDS 7.1 and Power Basic 3.0. It should also be possible to recompile it using Microsoft Visual Basic for DOS.
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The Canadian Surveyor, 1965
“The state of the art” of computer programs, which have been developed for geodetic purposes, is portrayed in the following six papers. Each report has been condensed to give an indication of what the program can do, but no attempt has been made to indicate any detail of the programs.
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“The state of the art” of computer programs, which have been developed for geodetic purposes, is portrayed in the following six papers. Each report has been condensed to give an indication of what the program can do, but no attempt has been made to indicate any detail of the programs.
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Educational and Psychological Measurement, 1973
William B. Michael, Joan J. Michael
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William B. Michael, Joan J. Michael
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