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Ender's Game

Orson Scott Card

1985 ★ 4.3

The Glass Cage

Nicholas G. Carr

2014 ★ 4.0

Guide to library systems for schools

Juliet Leeves

1988

The synopses

ESPRIT.

1992

End-User Revolution

Richard Biddiscombe

1996

The management of information from archives

Michael Cook

1986

Electronic evidence

Paul R. Rice

2005

Biomimicry for Optimization, Control, and Automation

Kevin M. Passino

2004

Techniques for adaptive control

2003

The History of OCR

Herbert F. Schantz

1982

The lawyer's guide to Microsoft Word 2013

Ben M. Schorr

2015

Through the Technology Looking Glass

Philip L. Ronning

2001

Automation Network Selection

Dick Caro

2009

202+ software packages to use in your library

1992

The lawyer's guide to working smarter with knowledge tools

Marc Lauritsen

2010

The white-collar shuffle

Richard W. Larson

1990

Making manufacturing cells work

Lee R. Nyman

1992

The ultimate digital library

Andrew K. Pace

2003

Legislative branch computer system plan, 2011 biennium

Montana. Legislative Branch Computer System Planning Council

2008

The electronic library

Rowley, J. E.

1998

Microcomputers and libraries

Thomas L. Kilpatrick

1987

Programmable automation technologies

Daniel Kandray

2010

Computerized library catalogs

J. L. Dolby

1969

Open source software for libraries

Library and Information Technology Association (U.S.)

2002

Federal Courts Improvement Act of 1994

United States. Congress. House. Committee on the Judiciary. Subcommittee on Intellectual Property and Judicial Administration.

1994

Home automation and wiring

Gerhart, James.

1999

Library computer and technology specialists

Norman Desmarais

1991

The electric car

M. H. Westbrook

2001

The electronic sweatshop

Barbara Garson

1989

The virtual workplace

Margaret Tan

1998

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