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Universal Rectilinear Dials

The Mathematical Gazette, 1957
I first came across these dials at the Old Ashmolean Museum when looking at astrolabes. Miss Kathleen Higgins, then writing a thesis on dials, asked if I could explain the operation of a dial described by Regiomontanus (1436-1476) of which several examples are shown in British and European museums.
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Dial access platform

BT Technology Journal, 2000
This paper discusses the impact of growth in the UK dial-up Internet market on BT's underlying platform. Specifically it looks at the role of the telephony network provider in the delivery of IP-based transport services. As demand for more dial ports and attendant bandwidth increases, many customers are looking to outsource the basic infrastructure to ...
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A Three-Dial Biometer

Ophthalmic Surgery, Lasers and Imaging Retina, 1982
SUMMARY A three-dial Biometer permits rapid and easy calculation of all intraocular lens power parameters. The results are less accurate for extreme values of axial length or K, but are clinically quite useful. While lacking the glamour of a calculator, the three-dial Biometer is very practical.
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Dial

2022
Fan, Lai-Tze , Montfort, Nick
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A New Formulation for the Dial-a-Ride Problem

Transportation Science, 2021
Yannik Rist, Michael Forbes
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Dials and Sun-dials

Notes and Queries, 1935
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Dial

2001
Mark Gardner, Barry Kernfeld
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