Volume 29, Number 1, January 1996

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  Ted G. Lewis: Computer Business or Monopoly? 19-13

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  Erin English: Management on NT, Finally. 14-17

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  Michael L. Rhodes, Douglas D. Robertson: Computers in Surgery and Therapeutic Procedures - Guest Editors' Introduction. 20-23
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  Karl Heinz Höhne, Bernhard Pflesser, Andreas Pommert, Martin Riemer, Thomas Schiemann, Rainer Schubert, Ulf Tiede: A ``Virtual Body'' Model for Surgical Education and Rehearsal. 25-31
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  Gary E. Christensen, Michael I. Miller, Michael W. Vannier, Ulf Grenander: Individualizing Neuroanatomic Atlases Using a Massively Parallel Computer. 32-38
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  Richard A. Robb, Dennis P. Hanson, Jon J. Camp: Computer-Aided Surgery Planning and Rehearsal at Mayo Clinic. 39-47
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  Ludwig Adams, Achim Knepper, Dietrich Meyer-Ebrecht, Rainer Rüger, Willem van der Brug: An Optical Navigator for Brain Surgery. 48-54
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  Meiyappan Solaiyappan, Tim Poston, Pheng-Ann Heng, Elliot R. McVeigh, Michael A. Guttman, Elias A. Zerhouni: Interactive Visualization for Rapid Noninvasive Cardiac Assessment. 55-62
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  Elliot K. Fishman, Brian S. Kuszyk, David G. Heath, Luomin Gao, Brian Cabral: Surgical Planning for Liver Resection. 64-72

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  Gregory A. Hansen: Simulating Software Development Processes. 73-77

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  Alan H. Karp, Michael Heath, Al Geist: 1995 Gordon Bell Prize Winners. 79-85

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  Bertrand Meyer: The Conceptual Perspective. 86-88

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  David A. Koester, Karen W. Markus, Mark D. Walters: MEMS: Small Machines for the Microelectronics Age. 93-94

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  Capers Jones: The Economics of Software Process Improvement. 95-97

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  James Isaak: Standards for the Information Infrastructure. 105-106

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  T. Matthew Ciolek: Today's WWW - Tomorrow's MMM? The Specter of Multi-Media Mediocrity. 106-108

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  Anup Kumar, Adel Said Elmaghraby: Simulation TC: Active and Vibrant. 109

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  William Galkin: Names on the Net, E-Mail in Court, and Trade Secrets for Hire. 110-111

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  Max J. Schindler: Wheelchairs for the Brain. 136

Volume 29, Number 2, February 1996

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  Ted G. Lewis: The NC Phenomena: Scenes from Your Living Room. 8-10

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  John Sterlicchi, Thomas Kaneshige: Immigration Issue Divides US Computer Industry. 10-11

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  Cristiana Amza, Alan L. Cox, Sandhya Dwarkadas, Peter J. Keleher, Honghui Lu, Ramakrishnan Rajamony, Weimin Yu, Willy Zwaenepoel: ThreadMarks: Shared Memory Computing on Networks of Workstations. 18-28
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  Jakob Nielsen, Jan Maurits Faber: Improving System Usability Through Parallel Design. 29-35
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  Ravi S. Sandhu, Edward J. Coyne, Hal L. Feinstein, Charles E. Youman: Role-Based Access Control Models. 38-47
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  Michel Raynal, Mukesh Singhal: Logical Time: Capturing Causality in Distributed Systems. 49-56

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  David Lorge Parnas: Why Software Jewels Are Rare. 57-60

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  Philippe Desfray: Automated Object Design: The Client-Server Case. 62-66

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  Darrell D. E. Long, Abdelsalam Helal: TC On Operating Systems and Application Environments. 74-75

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  Bertrand Meyer: The Reusability Challenge. 76-78

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  Algirdas Pakstas, Sonata Pakstiene: NSK - A Norwegian Cryptochip for Supersafe Communications. 78-79

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  Capers Jones: Software Change Management. 80-82

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  Andy Cavallini: Community Nets: The Next Generation. 92-93

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  Irah H. Donner: For Whom The Bomb Tolls. 94

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  Shankar Hemmady: The Consultant's Ten Commandments. 120

Volume 29, Number 3, March 1996

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  Sankar K. Pal, Pradip K. Srimani: Neurocomputing: Motivations, Models, and Hybridization - Guest Editors' Introduction. 24-28
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  Anil K. Jain, Jianchang Mao, K. Moidin Mohiuddin: Artificial Neural Networks: A Tutorial. 31-44
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  Yi Shang, Benjamin W. Wah: Global Optimization for Neural Network Training. 45-54
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  Nikola B. Serbedzija: Simulating Artificial Neural Networks on Parallel Architectures. 56-63
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  Chew Lim Tan, Tong Seng Quah, Hoon heng Teh: An Artificial Neural Network that Models Human Decision Making. 64-70
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  Rudy Setiono, Huan Liu: Symbolic Representation of Neural Networks. 71-77
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  John Wawrzynek, Krste Asanovic, Brian Kingsbury, David Johnson, James Beck, Nelson Morgan: Spert-II: A Vector Microprocessor System. 79-86
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  James Do, Phan Dinh Dieu, Seymour E. Goodman: Vietnam: Information Technology for the Transition. 88-94
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  Erin English, Scott Hamilton: Network Security Under Siege. 95-97

Volume 29, Number 4, April 1996

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  Jonathan P. Bowen, Ricky W. Butler, David L. Dill, Robert L. Glass, David Gries, Anthony Hall, Michael G. Hinchey, C. Michael Holloway, Daniel Jackson, Cliff B. Jones, Michael J. Lutz, David Lorge Parnas, John M. Rushby, Jeannette M. Wing, Pamela Zave: An Invitation to Formal Methods. 16-30
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  Thomas Ball, Stephen G. Eick: Software Visualization in the Large. 33-43
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  Ranga Vemuri, Ram Manday, Vijay Meduri: Performance Modeling Using PDL. 44-53
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  Fritz H. Grupe: Computoons: The Evolving Image of Computers in Cartoons. 55-62
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  Ted G. Lewis: The Next 10000_2 Years: Part I. 64-70
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  Ware Myers: On the Read to the Information Superhighway (Conference Report: COMPCON 96). 71-73

Volume 29, Number 5, May 1996

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  Ted G. Lewis: Is It Too Late For Apple Computer? 8-13

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  Erin English: Looking into the PowerPS's Future. 14

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  Bruce R. Schatz, Hsinchun Chen: Building Large-Scale Digital Libraries - Guest Editors' Introduction. 22-26
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  Bruce R. Schatz, William H. Mischo, Timothy W. Cole, Joseph B. Hardin, Ann Peterson Bishop, Hsinchun Chen: Federating Diverse Collections of Scientific Literature. 28-36
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  Robert Wilensky: Toward Work-Centered Digital Information Services. 37-44
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  Howard D. Wactlar, Takeo Kanade, Michael A. Smith, Scott M. Stevens: Intelligent Access to Digital Video: Informedia Project. 46-52
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  Terence R. Smith: A Digital Library for Geographically Referenced Material. 54-60
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  Andreas Paepcke, Steve B. Cousins, Hector Garcia-Molina, Scott W. Hassan, Steven P. Ketchpel, Martin Röscheisen, Terry Winograd: Using Distributed Objects for Digital Library Interoperability. 61-68
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  Daniel E. Atkins, William P. Birmingham, Edmund H. Durfee, Eric J. Glover, Tracy Mullen, Elke A. Rundensteiner, Elliot Soloway, José M. Vidal, Raven Wallace, Michael P. Wellman: Toward Inquiry-Based Education Through Interacting Software Agents. 69-76

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  Ted G. Lewis: The Next 10000_2 Years: Part II. 78-86

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  John Keaton, Scott Hamilton: Employment 2005: Boom or Bust for Computer Professionals? 87-98

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  Charles Severance: The Importance of IEEE Computer Standards. 102

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  Capers Jones: Activity-based Software Costing. 103-104

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  Bertrand Meyer: The many faces of inheritance: a taxonomy of taxonomy. 105-108

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  Steven G. Tepper, Irah H. Donner: IPOs, Part I: Preparation is the Key. 108-110

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  Matthew Ferrens: Microprogramming and Microarchitecture. 111

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  Terry Krile, Paul Juell, Ronald J. Vetter: Pioneering on the New Frontiers of Eduction. 112-114

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  Dwayne Phillips: Technocentrism. 136

Volume 29, Number 6, June 1996

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  Donald R. Gentner, Jonathan Grudin: Design Models for Computer-Human Interfaces. 28-35
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  Mark S. Ackerman, Brian Starr: Social Acitivity Indicators for Groupware. 37-42
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  Günter Böckle, Hermann Hellwagner, Roland Lepold, Gerd Sandweg, Burghardt Schallenberger, Raimar Thudt, Stefan Wallstab: Structured Evaluation of Computer Systems. 45-51
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  Richard R. Brooks, S. Sitharama Iyengar: Robust Distributed Comupting and Sensing Algorithm. 53-60
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  Gary M. Rader: Creating Printed Music Automatically. 61-68
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  Rajeev Thakur, Alok N. Choudhary, Rajesh Bordawekar, Sachin More, Sivaramakrishna Kuditipudi: Passion: Optimized I/O for Parallel Applications. 70-78
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  Patricia J. Douglas, George M. Alliger, Robert Goldberg: Refining the Curriculum: Client-Server and Object-Oriented Training. 80-84

Volume 29, Number 7, July 1996

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  Bill Z. Manaris, Brian M. Slator: Interactive Natural Language Processing: Building on Success (Guest Editors' Intruduction). 28-32
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  Paul Martin, Frederick L. Crabbe, Stuart Adams, Eric Baatz, Nicole Yankelovich: SpeechActs: A Spoken-Language Framework. 33-40
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  Alex Waibel: Interactive Translation of Conversational Speech. 41-48
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  Cécile Paris, Keith Vander Linden: An Interactive Support Tool for Writing Multilingual Manuals. 49-56
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  Svetlana Sheremetyeva, Sergei Nirenburg: Knowledge Elecitation for Authoring Patent Claims. 57-63
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  Stefan Wermter, Volker Weber: Interactive Spoken-Language Processing in a Hybrid Connectionist System. 65-74
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  Johanna D. Moore, Vibhu O. Mittal: Dynamically Generated Follow-up Questions. 75-86
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  Ware Myers: On Trial at the Summer Olympic Games: Smart Cards. 88-91

Volume 29, Number 8, August 1996

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  Edward Yourdon: Java, the Web, and Software Development. 25-30
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  Marc A. Hamilton: Java and the Shift to Net-Centric Computing. 31-39
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  Richard T. Kouzes, James D. Myers, William A. Wulf: Collaboratories: Doing Science on the Internet. 40-46
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  Marc Atkins, Ramesh Subramaniam: PC Software Performance Tuning. 47-54
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  Lubomir Bic, Munehiro Fukuda, Michael B. Dillencourt: Distributed Computing Using Autonomous Objects. 55-61
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  Hsinchun Chen, Andrea Houston, Jay F. Nunamaker, Jerome Yen: Toward Intelligent Meeting Agents. 62-70
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  Jean-Francis Balaguer, Enrico Gobbetti: 3D User Interfaces for General-Purpose 3D Animation. 71-78

Volume 29, Number 9, September 1996

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  Mohamed Fayad, Marshall Cline: Managing Object-Oriented Software Development (Guest Editors' Introduction). 26-31
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  Babak Sadr, Patricia J. Dousette: An OO Project Management Strategy. 33-38
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  John D. Williams: Managing Iteration in OO Projects. 39-43
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  Simon Moser, Oscar Nierstrasz: The Effect of Object-Oriented Frameworks on Developer Productivity. 45-51
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  Steve Sparks, Kevin Benner, Christopher A. Faris: Managing Object-Oriented Framework Reuse. 52-60
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  Jean-Pierre Corriveau: Traceability Process for Large OO Projects. 63-68
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  Kevin Shaw, Maria Cobb, Miyi Chung: Managing the US Navy's First OO Digital Mapping Project. 69-74

Volume 29, Number 10, October 1996

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  Atoosa Savarnejad: Internet Telephony at the Threshold. 13-14

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  Stephen S. Yau: Essays on Fifty Years of Computing - Guest Editor's Introduction. 24-25
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  Nick Tredennick: Microprocessor-Based Computers. 27-37
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  Jim Gray: Evolution of Data Management. 38-46
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  C. V. Ramamoorthy, Wei-Tek Tsai: Advances in Software Engineering. 47-58
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  Hanafy Meleis: Toward the Information Network. 59-67
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  Tim Berners-Lee: WWW: Past, Present, and Future. 69-77
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  Gary S. Robinson, Carl Cargill: History and Impact of Computer Standards. 79-85
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  Raj Reddy: The Challenge of Artificial Intelligence. 86-98
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  Paul R. Woodward: Perspectives on Supercomputing: Three Decades of Change. 99-111

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  Irah H. Donner: Don't Judge a Software Licence by Its Cover. 114-115

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  Lowell Johnson: A Fast/Track Standards Process. 115-116

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  Elliot J. Chikofsky: Software Engineering Programs for the Next Century. 117-118

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  Bertrand Meyer: Schema Evolution: Concepts, Terminology, and Solutions. 119-121

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  James A. Schnepf: At a Crossroads: Connectivity Model Determines Distribution of Power. 122-124

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  David A. Patterson: A Microcelebration. 152

Volume 29, Number 11, November 1996

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  Rohit Kapur, Edward F. Miller: System Test and Reliability: Techniques for Avoiding Failure (Guest Editors' Introduction). 28-30
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  Brian T. Murray, John P. Hayes: Testing ICs: Getting to the Core of the Problem. 32-38
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  Bernd Könemann, Ben Bennetts, Najmi T. Jarwala, Benoit Nadeau-Dostie: Built-In Self-Test: Assuring System Integrity. 39-45
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  Deborah T. Marr, Subramanian Natarajan, Shreekant S. Thakkar, Richard Zucker: Multiprocessor Validation of the Pentium Pro. 47-53
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  Joseph A. Profeta III, Nikos P. Andrianos, Bing Yu, Barry W. Johnson, Todd A. DeLong, David Guaspari, Damir Jamsek: Safety-Critical Systems Built with COTS. 54-60
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  John D. Musa: Software-Reliability-Engineered Testing. 61-68
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  Alan Wood: Predicting Software Reliability. 69-77
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  Thomas Drake: Measuring Software Quality: A Case Study. 78-87

Volume 29, Number 12, December 1996

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  True Seaborn: Reflections on 23 Years of Publishing Computer. 24-27
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  Per Stenström, Fredrik Dahlgren: Applications for Shared Memory Multiprocessors (Guest Editors' Introduction). 29-31
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  Alexander V. Kozlov, Jaswinder Pal Singh: Parallel Implementations of Probabilistic Inference. 33-40
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  Shashi Shekhar, Sivakumar Ravada, Vipin Kumar, Douglas Chubb, Greg Turner: Parallelizing a GIS on a Shared Address Space Architecture. 42-48
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  Thomas L. Sterling, Phillip Merkey, Daniel Savarese: Improving Application Performance on the HP/Convex Exemplar. 50-55
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  Frederic T. Chong, Beng-Hong Lim, Ricardo Bianchini, John Kubiatowicz, Anant Agarwal: Application Performance on the MIT Alewife Machine. 57-64
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  Sarita V. Adve, Kourosh Gharachorloo: Shared Memory Consistency Models: A Tutorial. 66-76
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  William Blume, Ramon Doallo, Rudolf Eigenmann, John Grout, Jay Hoeflinger, Thomas Lawrence, Jaejin Lee, David A. Padua, Yunheung Paek, William M. Pottenger, Lawrence Rauchwerger, Peng Tu: Parallel Programming with Polaris. 87-81
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  Mary W. Hall, Jennifer-Ann M. Anderson, Saman P. Amarasinghe, Brian R. Murphy, Shih-Wei Liao, Edouard Bugnion, Monica S. Lam: Maximizing Multiprocessor Performance with the SUIF Compiler. 84-89

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