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Membrane Computing

Marian Gheorghe

2011

Secrets of the super searchers

Reva Basch

1993

Distance education

Greg Kearsley, Michael G. Moore

2005

Public Key Cryptography – PKC 2012

Marc Fischlin

2012

The Internet initiative

Nancy R. John, Edward Valauskas

1995

Institutional repositories

Bailey, Charles W.

2006

HTML

Bill Kennedy, Chuck Musciano, Mike Loukides

1996

Web-teaching

David W. Brooks

1997

Net gain

John Hagel III, Arthur G. Armstrong, John Hagel

1997

Fundamentals of multimedia

Ze-Nian Li

2004

Data and computer communications

Gurdeep S. Hura

2001

Essentials of internet use in nursing

Joyce J. Fitzpatrick

2002

Grid and cloud database management

Sandro Fiore, Giovanni Aloisio

2011

Enabling Technologies for Wireless E-Business

Yelena Yesha, Weidong Kou

2006

Internet

Vivian Neou

1993

The HTML sourcebook

Ian S. Graham

1995

Mining Text Data

Charu C. Aggarwal

2012

Medical information on the Internet

Robert Kiley

1996

Open Problems in Network Security

Jan Camenisch

2012

The Internet Passport

Jonathan Kochmer

1993

Internet connections

William W., Jr. Jones, Marilyn R. Lutz, Engel Genevieve

1993

The Internet guide for new users

Daniel P. Dern

1994

Computational Science and Its Applications – ICCSA 2012

Beniamino Murgante

2012

HTML for the World Wide Web with XHTML and CSS

Elizabeth Castro

2003 ★ 3.3

Computing our way to paradise?

Robert Rattle

2009

Cyberspace and the law

Edward A. Cavazos

1994

Library resources on the Internet

Mary Engle

1992

Applications of Evolutionary Computation

Cecilia Di Chio

2012

Guide to Computer Network Security

Joseph Migga Kizza

2013

What will be

Michael L. Dertouzos

1997

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