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41 resultados para Pharmacy record database

em Cambridge University Engineering Department Publications Database

Two-electrode tapered laser at 1060 nm with record-high (19 W/A) modulation efficiency at 700 Mbps

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A clinical database for evaluating freehand quasistatic strain imaging systems

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Design knowledge indexing in relational database

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Pipelines and landslides in rugged terrain: a database, historic risks and pipeline vulnerability

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Actuator classification and selection: the development of a database

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Cost 615 action: database monitoring and modelling of urban air pollution

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Database, monitoring and modelling of urban air pollution inventory of models and data

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Database user's manuals for CMS 2.0: Polymers vI.0 (1994), Light Alloys vI.0 (1994), Metal Matrix Composites vI.0 (1994), Copper Alloys vI.0 (1994), Conductors1.0 (1995), Foams v1.0 (1996), Ferrous Metals v1.0 (1996)

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Metal matrix composites: development of a database and case studies in design

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Control systems design in a database programming environment

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DB-Prolog: A database programming environment for computer aided control engineering

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DB-prolog - a database programming environment for CACSD

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Representing control systems in a semantic database management system within a functional programming environment

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An experimental database query system using automatic

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A database approach to the computer-aided design of control systems

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