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Content posted in June 1996
Tomorrow belongs to open systems
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How to measure computer performance
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Rating computer performance is a complex endeavor. Here is a guide to help you through the benchmarking maze
MSC/NASTRAN for Windows, v2.0
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Reviews on tools of the trade
Designed to go the distance
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For longer life and easy servicing, look to the basics: bearings and their lubricants
Gold rush
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Software, sensors, motors, and more help athletes go for the Gold
The proportional revolution
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Using out-of-the-box thinking, Vickers developed a new generation of proportional valves in record time
Adhesives improve manufacturing processes
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Finding the right adhesive enables medical device designers to save time, money, and lives
Polymer implants attack brain cancer
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Biodegradable wafers deliver life-saving drugs to cancer victims
Fluorescence spots lung cancer earlier
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Endoscope blue-light laser and night-vision technology distinguish good lung cells from bad
Fiber optics quickly detect cervical malignancies
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Motors combine with CCDs and thousands of fibers to identify malignant cells
Magnetic resonance becomes raodmap for cancer surgeons
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Coil design, superconducting tape enable imagers to target cancers and guide surgery
Ultrasound tags breast tumors
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Physicians can now use ultrasound to help them recognize breast cancer; reducing the need for expensive, painful biopsies
TurboCAD 2D/3D
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