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
Pages 321-322
C. A. R. Hoare
Page 321
C. A. R. Hoare
Page 321
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
Eugene Wong
Page 324
Lionello Lombardi
Page 324
