" In The Government Machine, Jon Agar traces the mechanization of government work in the United Kingdom from the nineteenth to the early twenty-first century.
... computing. Taking a similarly inspired approach in The Government Machine, Jon Agar gives an idea of how different that history looks for the development of computing in Britain. Agar looks back to the eighteenth century, when political ...
... agar images with an average of 0.53 mm while for the turkey breast phantom images the position error varied from 0.34 mm to 1.18 mm with an average of 0.69 mm. The segmentation angular deviation using our method varied from Dto D for the ...
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... computing research group to build reconstruction software. Like arduino is an open development platform, Octave is open source and installed on a computer ... agar-agar gel disk and a PVC disk, which has dielectric characteristics. The agar- ...
The history of the computer is entwined with that of the modern world and most famously with the life of one man, Alan Turing.
... computation of the center of gravity of the agar nodule in both the planning CT and the control CT. (f) The motion simulator was used to simulate several breathing cycles (cranio-caudal displacement of the liver ≈ 15 mm [9]) reflecting ...
Visions of Society Transformed by Computing Dick van Lente. Bibliography. This ... Computing. MIT Press, Cambridge, MA. J. Abbate. 2018. Code switch ... Agar. 2016. The Government Machine. A Revolutionary History of the Computer ...
... agar followed by subculture onto mannitol salt agar ( both agars from Fisher Scientific , Pittsburgh , PA ) . Identification of strains of Staphylococcus aureus were made us- ing standard microbiological techniques , namely yellow ...
Michael Fischer. Bibliography. Agar, M. (1982) Towards an ethnographic language, American Anthropologist 84(4): 779–95. Agar, M. (1983) Microcomputers as field tools. Computers and the Humanities 17:19–26. Agar, M. (1986) Speaking of ...