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Communications of the ACM, 1963 An operating system is described which allows users to call up a remotely located computer from ordinary dial telephones. No special hardware or connections are required at the users' telephones. Input to the computer is through the telephone dial; output from the computer is in spoken form.
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1987
A greater variety of foods, advances in food production and technology, changing consumer preferences, and revised Federal standards for enrichment are affecting the type and amounts of nutrients available in the U.S. food supply. Americans have available to them more carbohydrates, protein, and fat-and this means more calories.
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A greater variety of foods, advances in food production and technology, changing consumer preferences, and revised Federal standards for enrichment are affecting the type and amounts of nutrients available in the U.S. food supply. Americans have available to them more carbohydrates, protein, and fat-and this means more calories.
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Computers & Operations Research
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Proceedings of the 2nd international workshop on Mobile commerce, 2002
This paper develops different models, using which the Wireless Service Providers (WSPs) can provide Payment Services to its subscriber base. The subscribers can use their prepaid or post-paid accounts for making purchases in a manner similar to using debit cards or credit cards.
Arun Bhati Salvi, Swati Sahai
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This paper develops different models, using which the Wireless Service Providers (WSPs) can provide Payment Services to its subscriber base. The subscribers can use their prepaid or post-paid accounts for making purchases in a manner similar to using debit cards or credit cards.
Arun Bhati Salvi, Swati Sahai
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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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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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Proceedings of the 7th annual ACM symposium on User interface software and technology - UIST '94, 1994
Standard telephone keypads are labeled with letters of the alphabet, enabling users to enter textual data for a variety of possible applications. However, the overloading of three letters on a single key creates a potential ambiguity as to which character was intended, which must be resolved for unambiguous text entry. Existing systems all use pairs of
Harald Rau, Steven Skiena
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Standard telephone keypads are labeled with letters of the alphabet, enabling users to enter textual data for a variety of possible applications. However, the overloading of three letters on a single key creates a potential ambiguity as to which character was intended, which must be resolved for unambiguous text entry. Existing systems all use pairs of
Harald Rau, Steven Skiena
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Proceedings of the 1980 ACM SIGMOD international conference on Management of data - SIGMOD '80, 1980
DIAL is a problem-oriented and high-level programming language oriented towards database applications. It integrates into a unified framework database primitives and computational facilities, so that an application programmer will deal with a single coherent language.
Michael Hammer, Brian Berkowitz
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DIAL is a problem-oriented and high-level programming language oriented towards database applications. It integrates into a unified framework database primitives and computational facilities, so that an application programmer will deal with a single coherent language.
Michael Hammer, Brian Berkowitz
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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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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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