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... course , represents only one possible set of relationships between inputs , or conditions , and outputs , or decisions . Symbolic logic refers to it as an AND table , because the outcome is positive only if all the conditions are met ...
... course , represents only one possible set of relationships between inputs , or conditions , and outputs , or decisions . Symbolic logic refers to it as an AND table , because the outcome is positive only if all the conditions are met ...
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... course , no orders . To get programs other than Snyder's , the pair had begun back in January to clip ads from computer hobbyist maga- zines . " These were for pieces of software done by educators who had no vehicle to market their ...
... course , no orders . To get programs other than Snyder's , the pair had begun back in January to clip ads from computer hobbyist maga- zines . " These were for pieces of software done by educators who had no vehicle to market their ...
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... course , was costly . But telephones , after the first fifteen years or so , were not . And families that had electric power were slow to use it fully , as the figures on electrical appliances suggest . Even an invention that caught on ...
... course , was costly . But telephones , after the first fifteen years or so , were not . And families that had electric power were slow to use it fully , as the figures on electrical appliances suggest . Even an invention that caught on ...
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