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Ger. Patent 2104557, 1971 Gipstein, E. Hewett. W.A. (International Business Machines Corp.) Chem. Abstr. 1971, 75, 152339. [Pg.297]

Wilson, F. C., and Clark, E. S. "Proceedings of IBM Scientific Computing Symposium on Computers in Chemistry" International Business Machines Corp, White Plains, NY 1969. [Pg.154]

International Business Machine Corp., British Patent 1,077,086 [CA 68, 78123 (1968)]. [Pg.75]

IBM (International Business Machines) Corp, White Plains, NY 10601 (Branches in principal cities in USA foreign countries)... [Pg.179]

Kl. Kahn, H., Proc. Seminar on Scientific Computation, pp. 20-27. International Business Machines Corp., New York, November, 1949. [Pg.367]

K has been attained (after Muller and von Waidkirch, 1973 Carpenter, 1992). Reprint courtesy of International Business Machines Corp., 1973 International Business Machines Corporation. [Pg.508]

Carter, K. R., et al. (2000). Process for manufacture of integrated circuit device using organ-osilicate insulative matrices. In US 6143643, International Business Machines Corp., USA, 7 pp. [Pg.942]

Patent protection is a critical element for the success of many corporations from large multi-national companies to small operations. With patent protection, companies can get a return from the investment they have made in research and can maintain a competitive advantage. The large number of patents applied for and issued each year is a testimony to the value of patent protection. In 2011, the USPTO issued 224,505 utility patents. That same year, just over 500,000 patent applications were submitted. International Business Machines Corp. led all companies with 6,148 granted patents. About half of the issued patents were to companies overseas [5]. Of course, there are many more patent applications than issued patents because only about one-third of applications result in an issued patent. [Pg.41]

Figure 49 Variation of the calculated shear stress (a) and tensile force (b) as a function of the distance from the centre of the assembly, (adapted from Ref. [167], Copyright 1979, International Business Machine Corp.)... Figure 49 Variation of the calculated shear stress (a) and tensile force (b) as a function of the distance from the centre of the assembly, (adapted from Ref. [167], Copyright 1979, International Business Machine Corp.)...

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