Bruce Arden, Bernard A. Galler, Robert M. Graham
Page 309
Many algebraic translators provide the programmer with a limited ability to allocate storage. Of course one of the most desirable features of these translators is the extent to which they remove the burden of storage allocation …
Bruce W. Arden, Bernard A. Galler, Robert M. Graham
Pages 310-314
William K. Clarkson, Benjamin M. Prince
Pages 315-316
J. N. Bramhall
Pages 317-318
Donald Olivier
Page 318
Allan Gibb
Pages 319-320
John R. Herndon
Pages 320-321
C. A. R. Hoare
Page 321
C. A. R. Hoare
Page 321
C. A. R. Hoare
Pages 321-322
John Caffrey
Page 322
C. W. Nestor
Page 322
John Caffrey
Page 322
At the present time, there is considerable interest and activity in the preparation of a comprehensive glossary of computing and data processing terms. This interest is generated by members of the various national and international …
Mandalay Grems
Pages 323-324
An algorithm for finding the characterization of a class of objects on the basis of a randomly ordered sequence of labeled individual objects—some members of the class, some not—is described. The class is characterized as a disjunction …
M. Kochen
Page 323
Two purposes guide the studies currently in progress in the RAND Logistics Systems Laboratory: one is to aid the Air Force in a substantive management or control problem, such as operations-support control of the ICBM force,
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M. A. Geisler, W. A. Steger
Page 323
Lionello Lombardi
Page 324
Eugene Wong
Page 324
