Operator's and organizational maintenance manual : data processing set, AN/UYK-64(V)1 (NSN 7035-01-155-0153), AN/UYK-64(V)1x (NSN 7035-01-155-0154), AN/UYK-64(V)2 (NSN 7035-01-166-7855), AN/UYK-64(V)2x (NSN 7035-01-155-0155), AN/UYK-64(V)3 (NSN 7035-01-155-0156), AN/UYK-64(V)3x (NSN 7035-01-155-0157) ...

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Organizational and direct support maintenance manual : data processing unit CP-1435/MYQ-4, (NSN 7010-01-092-2549).

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Operator's manual : automated data processing system AN/MYQ-4A, (NSN 7010-01-158-5397).

Includes indexes.

Organizational and direct support maintenance manual : automated data processing system AN/MYQ-4A (NSN 7010-01-158-5397).

"13 May 1985"--[Vol. 2].

Salary administration for data processing personnel.

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Company investigations of automatic data processing.

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Management influence on the design of data processing systems, a case study.

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Automatic data-processing systems;

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Considerations in the selection of security measures for automatic data processing systems /

"Contributed to the Federal Information Processing Standards Task Group 15 - Computer Systems Security" -t.p.

100 years of data processing : the punchcard century /

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Development of a motor vehicle materials historical high-volume industrial processing rates cost data bank (3500-4000 pound) full size car /

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Spacelab data processing facility : users' guide.

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Submodular Optimization and Data Processing

Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2016-06

Functionally partitioned module-based programmable architecture for wireless base-band processing

A specialised reconfigurable architecture is targeted at wireless base-band processing. It is built to cater for multiple wireless standards. It has lower power consumption than the processor-based solution. It can be scaled to run in parallel for processing multiple channels. Test resources are embedded on the architecture and testing strategies are included. This architecture is functionally partitioned according to the common operations found in wireless standards, such as CRC error correction, convolution and interleaving. These modules are linked via Virtual Wire Hardware modules and route-through switch matrices. Data can be processed in any order through this interconnect structure. Virtual Wire ensures the same flexibility as normal interconnects, but the area occupied and the number of switches needed is reduced. The testing algorithm scans all possible paths within the interconnection network exhaustively and searches for faults in the processing modules. The testing algorithm starts by scanning the externally addressable memory space and testing the master controller. The controller then tests every switch in the route-through switch matrix by making loops from the shared memory to each of the switches. The local switch matrix is also tested in the same way. Next the local memory is scanned. Finally, pre-defined test vectors are loaded into local memory to check the processing modules. This paper compares various base-band processing solutions. It describes the proposed platform and its implementation. It outlines the test resources and algorithm. It concludes with the mapping of Bluetooth and GSM base-band onto the platform.

The relationship between the mismatch negativity (MMN) and psycholinguistic models of spoken word processing

Background: The results from previous studies have indicated that a pre-attentive component of the event-related potential (ERP), the mismatch negativity (MMN), may be an objective measure of the automatic auditory processing of phonemes and words. Aims: This article reviews the relationship between the MMN data and psycholinguistic models of spoken word processing, in order to determine whether the MMN may be used to objectively pinpoint spoken word processing deficits in individuals with aphasia. Main Contribution: This article outlines the ways in which the MMN data support psycholinguistic models currently used in the clinical management of aphasic individuals. Furthermore, the cell assembly model of the neurophysiological mechanisms underlying spoken word processing is discussed in relation to the MMN and psycholinguistic models. Conclusions: The MMN data support current theoretical psycholinguistic and neurophysiological models of spoken word processing. Future MMN studies that include normal and aphasic populations will further elucidate the role that the MMN may play in the clinical management of aphasic individuals.