M. L. Juncosa
Page 645
H. D. Huskey
Page 646
Gerard Salton
Page 646
The possibility of natural language translation by means of fixed operations on example translation is considered. The conception of sentence translation which motivates the work is informally presented, and the measurement of …
Ramon D. Faulk
Pages 647-653
A common requirement in commercial data processing is that the sum of a set of numbers, rounded in a generally understood manner, be equal to the sum of the numbers rounded individually. Four rounding procedures are described …
Thomas B. Kelley
Pages 654-656
Described in this paper is a system of general-purpose multiple-precision fixed-point routines and their use in subroutines which calculate exactly the quantum-mechanical 3-j, 6-j and 9-j symbols of large arguments.
Robert M. Baer, Martin G. Redlich
Pages 657-659
Helmut Lotsch, Malcolm Gray
Pages 660-661
David S. Collens
Page 660
Malcolm Gray
Page 661
David K. Oppenheim
Page 661
The Vocabulary Subcommittee of the International Standards Organization's Technical Committee on Computers and Information Processing (ISO/TC97/SC1) held its third meeting in New York City in May, 1964. (More precisely, this
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J. F. Traub
Page 662
To study arrhythmias and higher frequency components of the electrocardiogram, long series of patient heart cycles must be examined before valid comparison of different heart beats can be made. A technique is presented for the …
Alice S. Maher
Pages 663-665
A fundamental problem of vectorcardiography is the estimation of the state of the heart on the basis of skin potential measurements.
A mathematical model relating ventricular dipoles to surface potentials is sketched. Then it …
R. Bellman, C. Collier, H. Kagiwada, R. Kalaba, R. Selvester
Pages 666-668
The 473L command and control system used by the Air Force permits many operators to access large data files through the use of a computer. The man-machine interface is satisfied by several communication consoles from which operators …
Roy E. Heistand
Pages 669-677
The Toronto traffic-signal control system consists of a variety of logically distinct computer programs, all competing for machine time. To satisfy these demands, a time-sharing program has been written whose purpose is to execute …
L. E. S. Green
Pages 678-681
Fred Gruenberger
Page 682
James R. Slagle
Page 682
David Kleinecke
Page 682