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...ing puzzle video game originally designed and programmed by Alexey Pajitnov. It was released on June 6, 1984, while he was working for the Dorodnicyn Computing Centre of the Academy of Science of the USSR in Moscow. He derived its name from the Greek numerical prefix tetra- (all of the game's pieces contain four segments) and tennis, Pajitnov's favorite sport. It is als...

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...ally defuzzify the output waveform B to a single numerical value y j in Y by computing the fuzzy centroid of B with respect to the output universe ... ...he platform of Kutralam, a tourist spot where a lot of CSWs are affordable on platforms, bus- stands etc. He spent Rs.100/-. After this he had scabie... ...an Learning,” Proceedings American Institute of Physics: Neural Networks for Computing, 277- 282. 299 63. Kosko, B., (1988) “Feedback Stabili...

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...oint at the music industry. It failed to co-opt the emerging peer-to-peer platforms (Napster) and to offer a viable digital assets management system ... ...t on a chip doubles every 18 months. As a result of this miniaturization, computing power quadruples every 18 months and an exponential series ensue... ...mputers to a network - we get an increase of N to the second power in its computing processing power. And these N computers are more powerful every ... ...ers are more powerful every year, according to Moore's Law. The growth of computing powers in networks is a multiple of the effects of the two laws.... ...the effects of the two laws. More and more computers with ever increasing computing power get connected and create an exponential 16 times growth in ... ... get connected and create an exponential 16 times growth in the network's computing power every 18 months. 2. Content related Fees This was ... ...he industry's future? A. We may be destined to have several formats and platforms, each of which is used for certain applications and types of con... ...ed standard for displaying electronic content that is the same across all platforms. Is this possible? That is a question better answered by the exp... ...aving used the product extensively in the last two weeks and on different platforms and operating systems, I find myself entertaining some minor grip...

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...ers of PCs are not their owners. The owners’ interests in maintaining stable computing environments are naturally aligned with technologies that tame ... ...... ...oday they are back. The early models of commercial (as compared to academic) computing assumed that the vendor of the machinery would provide most or ... ...th retained the idea of renting rather than selling, controlling the ongoing computing processes of his clients in order to ensure a desirable out- co... ...ompany name was International Business Machines, and IBM dominated business computing. Its leadership retained Hollerith’s original control paradigm:... ...al as part of IBM’s business model, which was designed to offer comprehensive computing solutions for the particular problems presented by the client. ... ...party software development, since they profit handsomely from the sale of the platforms themselves. 21 *** The Hollerith model is one of powerful, gene... ...r robbing banks: that’s where the money is. 95 As more users switch to other platforms, those platforms will become more appealing targets. And the mo... ...ht come from the same firms that produced some of the most popular generative platforms. Microsoft’s business model for PC operating systems has remain...

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... be further enhanced should organic or quantum computers transpire. At the dawn of computing, software applications were authored serially, in mach... ...o insulated from data (i.e., from amino acids and other life substances). In early computing, databases were handled on a "listing" basis ("flat fi... ...plistic view, indeed. Simple procedures (codes, programs), in nature as well as in computing, often yield the most complex results. Where does the ... ...lity increases, wireless access to data is made available anywhere and everywhere, computing becomes ubiquitous, the distinction between work and l... ...rise to all forms of advances - from math-rich derivatives contracts to distributed computing. These, in turn, drive software companies, creators of... ...ed content can now easily interact with other media (e.g., CD-ROMs) and with non-PC platforms (PDA's, mobile phones). Examples abound: A CD-ROM sh... ...ogy is still not fully there. Wars rage in both the wireless and the e-book realms. Platforms compete. Standards clash. Gurus debate. But convergenc...

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... be further enhanced should organic or quantum computers transpire. At the dawn of computing, software applications were authored serially, in mach... ...o insulated from data (i.e., from amino acids and other life substances). In early computing, databases were handled on a "listing" basis ("flat fi... ...plistic view, indeed. Simple procedures (codes, programs), in nature as well as in computing, often yield the most complex results. Where does the ... ...lity increases, wireless access to data is made available anywhere and everywhere, computing becomes ubiquitous, the distinction between work and l... ...rise to all forms of advances - from math-rich derivatives contracts to distributed computing. These, in turn, drive software companies, creators of... ...ed content can now easily interact with other media (e.g., CD-ROMs) and with non-PC platforms (PDA's, mobile phones). Examples abound: A CD-ROM sh... ...ogy is still not fully there. Wars rage in both the wireless and the e-book realms. Platforms compete. Standards clash. Gurus debate. But convergenc...

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...uld be possible at using unmatter as fuel for space rockets or for weapons platforms because, in a similar way as antimatter is presup- posed to do [4... ... N. and Nottale L. J. Phys. A: Math. Gen., v. 37, 2004, 931. 4. Nottale L. Computing Anticipatory Systems. CASYS’03 — Sixth International Conference, ...

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...e British rule, the term/ name Hindu came into being! It is found in railway platforms and hotels. The words, ‘Hindu Women’ and ‘Hindu Men’ are fou... ...ss, Proceedings of the International Panel Conference on Soft and Intelligent Computing, Technical Univ. of Budapest, (1996) 43-50. http://www.ab...

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...one or two points with what he was pleased to call elementary mathematics, computing 10 The First Men in the Moon on an envelope with a copying-ink p... ... bare of vegetation save at its base, and with buttresses and terraces and platforms that did not very greatly attract our attention at the time. It w... ... mile across, perhaps; very dimly lit at first and then brighter, with big platforms twisting down its sides in a spiral that vanishes at last below i...

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...re; nor can any ruin, cairn, or standing stone, or vitrified fort present a more stern appearance of antiquity. We must have passed from six to eight ... ...repeated the names at first with incredulity, then with despair. A while she seemed stunned, next fell to disembowelling the box, piling the goods on ...

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...s at a little table on the hearth): and on all the little beds were little platforms whereon were to be seen dolls’ houses, woolly dogs with mechanica... ...f the French gentleman under the influence of the firelight, as if he were computing how many thousand slanderers and traitors array themselves agains...

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...This figure is based on the registered population, used by the Japanese in computing ration quantities, and the estimates of additional workers and tr... ...ion, were many trees and poles showing a blackening. Some of the poles had platforms near the top. The shadows cast by the platforms were clearly visi...

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...ning. You can only move them by popping at them over hedges and roaring on platforms. They’re incapable of understanding a complaint a yard beyond the... ... His wife replied: ‘A son.’ ‘ Ah! more births.’ The captain appeared to be computing. ‘But this one’s out of England: and it’s a prince I suppose they...