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COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY,

Hibben,Stuart, Doncov,Boris · Defense Technical Information Center (DTIC) · 1965

Abstracts contained in the report were selected from Soviet open-source literature recently made available at the Aerospace Technology Division and the Library of Congress. Information not directly related to the assigned subject has been included because of its broad implications for study in this field. The 75 abstracts are arranged alphabetically by author within each of the following categories: components, design, applications, and associated systems. A recent review of three Soviet articles on microminiaturization is included in the Appendix. (Author)

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Computer technology

Physics Bulletin · 1982

A new initiative in the area of software technology was launched in December by the Science and Engineering Research Council. This acknowledges the seriousness and industrial importance of the 'software crisis'.

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Computer Technology

Alam, Mehtab · Figshare · 2021

This book can be read on two different levels. First, it may be read by ordinary people with a limited, if any, scientific background. Throughout, the book has been written with this audience in mind. At times, the science presented might seem overwhelming but I hope that you won’t be easily discouraged. Even if the technical content of a given chapter is hard to understand, the scientific evidence presented, the citations from original documents, conclusions drawn, and recommendations made can be easily comprehended. One of the important features of this book is that it does not have a textbook structure when the chapters, in order to be understood, need to be read in the sequence given. In fact, you can start the journey from any chapter, based on your interests, tastes, and preferences.<br>The second group of readers will be represented by professionals from the computer science industry, academia, and government agencies, as well as consumer protection and advocacy groups. I do not expect everybody in the scientific community to agree with the content and ideas put forth in this book. But I do hope that the information and knowledge presented will become a wake-up call for the general public, regulatory agencies, legislators, business leaders, and scientists.<br><br>

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Computer Technology

Alam, Mehtab · Figshare · 2021

This book can be read on two different levels. First, it may be read by ordinary people with a limited, if any, scientific background. Throughout, the book has been written with this audience in mind. At times, the science presented might seem overwhelming but I hope that you won’t be easily discouraged. Even if the technical content of a given chapter is hard to understand, the scientific evidence presented, the citations from original documents, conclusions drawn, and recommendations made can be easily comprehended. One of the important features of this book is that it does not have a textbook structure when the chapters, in order to be understood, need to be read in the sequence given. In fact, you can start the journey from any chapter, based on your interests, tastes, and preferences.<br>The second group of readers will be represented by professionals from the computer science industry, academia, and government agencies, as well as consumer protection and advocacy groups. I do not expect everybody in the scientific community to agree with the content and ideas put forth in this book. But I do hope that the information and knowledge presented will become a wake-up call for the general public, regulatory agencies, legislators, business leaders, and scientists.<br><br>

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COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY

Prerna Mehta, Moin Raza · 2024

Computer technology has revolutionized various aspects of modern life, shaping how we communicate, work, and interact with the world. This chapter explores the evolution of computer technology, from early mechanical devices to sophisticated digital systems. It discusses key developments such as the invention of the transistor, the emergence of microprocessors, and the proliferation of personal computers and smartphones. Moreover, the chapter examines the impact of computer technology on industries such as healthcare, finance, and entertainment, highlighting its role in driving innovation and efficiency. As computer technology continues to advance rapidly, with trends like artificial intelligence and quantum computing on the horizon, understanding its evolution and implications is crucial for navigating the digital age

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Computer technology

Murray, Gordon · Strathprints: The University of Strathclyde institutional repository (University of Strathclyde) · 2008

Computers have fundamentally changed the way we work,

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Computer technology

Gut · 1994

3rd UEGWOslo 1994 RNA positive, were negative by anti-Cl 00-3, but all were positive by anti-HCV 11.One hundred thirty four (93.7%) patients proven anti-HCV 11 positive, were all positive by HCV-RNA.But 9 (6.3%) patients who were proven HCV-RNA negative, were positive by anti-HCV 11.We determined the genotype of these 9 patients and found that 3 patients had type ll, one patient had type IV and the remaining 5 were again negative in this test.Conclusions: (1) Anti-HCV II was more sensitive and specific than the anti- C100-3, and was available for screening of chronic HCV infection.Detecting HCV-RNA was not practically useful in screening chronic infection. (2)In a small number of patients with genotype IlIl or IV, HCV-RNA could not be detected by RT-PCR using primers for the 5' non-coding region.If chronic hepatitis C patients are HCV-RNA negative but anti-HCV 11 positive, we can assume that the genotype of some of them are IlIl or IV 1058

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Computer Blending Technology

D. B. Moore, Timothy G. Griffin · American Journal of Enology and Viticulture · 1978

Higher-order equations that describe the curves which relate specific gravity to Brix, alcohol, and extract were derived by regression analysis. These polynomials were combined in the Taberié formula for computing extract. A program was designed, with this formula to eliminate extract analysis, tables reference, interpolation or approximation, and solve all blend computations. For a blend of various wines, the computer will calculate the resultant analysis and/or compute the required volumes of each wine to arrive at desired analysis. All handcalculator computations are eliminated. The printer offers a hard copy for documentation of the final blend.

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Computer Network Technology

Robert Cole · Computer Communications · 1986

The communications techniques covered so far have been concerned with centralised systems. Terminal networks are all built around a central computer; similarly remote job entry stations are usually connected to a single computer. In the remaining chapters some of the problems and techniques of a network of intercommunicating devices are discussed. The devices at present connected to networks are usually general-purpose computers, with their own terminal networks. One reason for networking multi-access computers, rather than terminals or smaller devices, is that these computer systems already existed when networking was proposed. A second reason is that the protocols used in computer networks are very complex so that only a large computer system would have sufficient spare computing power to implement them. However, terminals can be directly attached to a network, by using a dedicated computer. In the near future computer networks will become as widespread as the telephone network, and large scale integration will enable cheap processors to handle the protocols. The result will be the networking of every sort of computing device. The current trends indicate that powerful, single user, workstations will replace terminals for network use. The workstations will be directly connected to a local area network and use the resources of larger computers via the network.

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Computer Technology & Application

Tanaka, Kazumoto, Stergiou, Pro, Katz, Larry · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2012

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GaAs Computer Technology

Wang Qiao-yu · 1992

Abstract : The paper presents, development on GaAs computers and an approach to designing GaAs computers.

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Computer Systems Technology

Nist Special Publication, John P. Wack, Lisa J. Carnahan · 1989

This document presents guidelines for preventing, deterring, containing, and recovering from attacks of viruses and related threats. This section acquaints senior management with the nature of the problem and outlines some of the steps that can be taken to reduce an organization&amp;apos;s vulnerability. What Are Computer Viruses and Related Threats?

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