Control Data Corporation computers

CDC - Control Data Corporation (a former computer manufacturer). 

Results. Values computed on the John von Neumann Center s Control Data Corporation Cyber 205 are displayed and compared to literature results for other model-chains in Figure 3. Squares indicate values obtained in our Monte Carlo simulations, while diamonds are results of Priest s (12) analytical approximation for very narrow pores. 

Cyre, W.R., Allen, G.R., and Juetten, P.G., Symbolic Processing Algorithm Research Computer Progress Report, Control Data Corporation, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 1978. 

The Linked Atom Least Squares (LALS) program (18,19) by Arnott and coauthors is used at several institutions, including Purdue, where it was developed, and Case Western Reserve University, where it was used by Gardner and Blackwell. It is best Implemented on a large computer the Control Data Corporation supercomputer at Purdue handles it very rapidly. Setting up a new model with LALS is more complicated than with the other programs, but LALS appears to provide realistic molecular flexibility. 

DUNCAN R., A Survey of Parallel Computer Architectures, Control Data Corporation, IEEE Computer, February, 1990. 

In 1958, computer scientistsjohn Cocke and Daniel Slotnick of IBM described one of the first uses of parallel computing in a memo about numerical analysis. A number of early computer systems supported parallel computing, including the IBM MVS series (1964-1995), which used threadlike tasks the GE Multics system (1969), a symmetric multiprocessor the ILLIAC IV (1964-1985), the most famous array processor and the Control Data Corporation (CDC) 7600 (1971-1983), a supercomputer that used several types of parallelism. 

A ftmctionahty offered by virtual server enables a use of network accessed storage (NAS) devices. It means that virtual environment keeps full functionality of standalone computer connected to network. This function is a crucial thing in high performance business computing solution. A central role of NAS device in corporation network reduces a probability of loss or leak a confidential data. Similar hke in conventional computer solution a network administrator can control data flow through network and they can easy make a copy of data stored by NAS device. Virtual server solutions offer an expanding NAS capacity solution, this function is made by using a technique of online files size compression (Yuen 2008). This solution enables entities of virtual servers to get an access for more hard disk space than it would be in typical standalone machine without online file size compression. 

A laboratory spectrosieter, Perkin-Elmer MPF-44B, is being used to acquire RTF data. Cyborg Corporation s Integrated System for Automatic Acquisition and Control and an Apple 11+ computer have been... 

MICHAEL LEVIN is President and CEO, Metropolitan Computing Corporation (MCC), East Hanover, New Jersey, specializing in process analytical instrumentation as well as data acquisition and control systems for tablet presses, mixers, roller compactors, and other equipment. Prior to forming MCC in 1985, he was a consultant to pharmaceutical companies such as Merck, Sandoz, and Warner-Lambert. A member of the American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists, the International Society for Pharmaceutical Engineering, and the Biomedical Engineering Society, Dr. Levin received the Ph.D. degree (1985) in biomathematics from the University of Washington, Seattle. 

Computer Hardware. The use of a computer for data acquisition and control is mandatory because of the clock frequency used by the Reticon array (20 kHz) and the volume of data that it is capable of outputting. A PDP-8e computer made by Digital Equipment Corporation, with 12 K words of memory was employed. 

Network protocols are standards that define how computers communicate. A typical protocol defines how computers should identify one another on a network, the form that the data should take in transit and how this information should be processed once it reaches its final destination. Protocols also define procedures for handling lost or damaged transmissions. Transmissions are sometimes described as "packets" of information. The most common network protocols include TCP/IP (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol), IPX (Internet Packet Exchange), AppleTalk, and DECnet (Digital Equipment Corporation network). 

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