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TREC-7 Interactive Track Report

Author(s)
Paul D. Over
This report is an introduction to the work of the TREC-7 Interactive Track with its goal of investigating interactive information retrieval by examining the

The Future of Gate Dielectrics Considered

Author(s)
Curt A. Richter
Symposium R, Ultrathin SiO 2 and High-K Materials for ULSI Gate Dielectrics, provided a large (20 invited speakers and more than 100 total presentations) and

Dynamic Interrogation of a Basic Cutting Process

Author(s)
Matthew A. Davies, Michael Kennedy, Jon R. Pratt, Christopher J. Evans
A dynamic cutting fixture based on the test rig pioneered by Peters et al. has been developed to aid investigations of cutting process dynamics. This active

Raising the Bar on Software Security Testing

Author(s)
Alden A. Dima, John P. Wack, S A. Wakid
This article describes an effort lead by NIST and NSA to define and promote an open and commercially driven set of testing methods for software security through

Volume 4, The 1997 Prelaunch Radiometric Calibration of Sea WiFS

Author(s)
Bettye C. Johnson, Howard W. Yoon, Sally S. Bruce, Ping-Shine Shaw, E A. Thompson, S B. Hooker, R Eplee, R Barnes, S Maritorena, J Mueller
The Sea-viewing Side Field-of-view Sensor (SeaWiFS) was originally calibrated by the instrument's manufacturer, Santa Barbara Research Center (SBRC), in

Stable Quasicrystalline Sphere Packing

Author(s)
Eric J. Cockayne, M Mihalkovic
Wills (1990, J. Phys., Paris 51, 1061), found a method relating certain decagonal disk packings to decagonal sphere packings with high packing fractions

Forensic Sciences: Review of Status and Needs

Author(s)
Alim A. Fatah, Kathleen M. Higgins
This document, Forensic Sciences: Status and Needs, is the product of a two-day meeting sponsored by OLES/NIJ/NIST on March 5-6, 1997. This meeting brought

The Proving Ring

Author(s)
Simone L. Yaniv
In this document the history of the proving ring is given. The forces that led to its invention in 1927 at the National Bureau of Standards is described; force
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