Collection: John N. Warfield papers, 1931/2009 - ARVAS Search Results

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"Switching Networks as Models of Discrete Stochastic Processes, in Applied Automata Theory, " [Julius T. Tou, John N. Warfield], 1968 Box 16, Folder 4

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"Switching Networks as Models of Discrete Stochastic Processes, in Applied Automata Theory, " [Julius T. Tou, John N. Warfield], 1968 Box 16, Folder 4

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"Syllabus for Systems Engineering Course, " Case Study., 1978 Box 33, Folder 20

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"Syllabus for Systems Engineering Course, " Case Study., 1978 Box 33, Folder 20

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Symposium on Computer Assisted Analysis & Model Specification, Univ of Colorado, 1980 Box 4, Folder 9

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Symposium on Computer Assisted Analysis & Model Specification, Univ of Colorado, 1980 Box 4, Folder 9

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"Symposium: On Creativity & Innovation", Miel Pragqe Hotel, Tokyo, 1994 Box 49, Folder 30

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"Symposium: On Creativity & Innovation", Miel Pragqe Hotel, Tokyo, 1994 Box 49, Folder 30

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"Symposium: Productivity & Innovation, " (I.T.E.S.M), Mexico, 1994 Box 49, Folder 31

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"Symposium: Productivity & Innovation, " (I.T.E.S.M), Mexico, 1994 Box 49, Folder 31

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