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1 Oct 1999: What may be less clear is the need to devise new social and economic structures to match the changed circumstances of work and communication. ... in Philosophy; Maitland, Butterfield, Needham and Elton in history; Keynes in economics.

23 Nov 1999: major social and economic benefits on both sides of the Atlantic.". ... The General Secretary of the TGWU, Bill Morris, said, "It will improve research into new innovations on which economic and industrial success in the new millennium will be built.".

8 Oct 1999: Paper 4 (Political and Sociological Aspects of Economics)Paper Co-ordinator: Mr M. ... F. Kitson. PROF. W. A. BROWNDR C. M. BRAMALLMarx and Economics of Socialism.

21 Oct 1999: The secondary reason for fixed routing was that the telephone companies were reluctant to relinquish a large portion of network control to the network itself, because of the economic consequences if

7 Oct 1999: PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION FOR PART II OF THE ECONOMICS TRIPOS. ——————————————————————————————————————Tuesday 8 June 1999 9-12.

14 Mar 1999: Linearity tests using sequences of dome flats revealed CCD#2 and CCD#4 to have significant non-linearities over the whole dynamic range.

18 Aug 1999: Tests showed that the PID algorithm was prone to instabilities and that better performance was obtained using the original tachos to provide the velocity rather than the "Integral" part of the

4 Jun 1999: Non-linearity correction. linearity tests using sequences of dome flats revealed CCD#2 and CCD#4 to have significant non-linearities over the whole dynamic range.

13 Dec 1999: A series of tests on R-band data taken since October 1998 indicates that the fringe pattern is sufficiently stable that the above October fringe frames can be used to successfully

8 Oct 1999: Trevor was involved in the production of the prototype code, and wrote the test wrappers for the Kernel code: a collection of classes which put the core simulation code through a ... series of arithmetic tests to ensure that they operated correctly.

8 Oct 1999: Source: Martin Campbell-Kelly, EdsacPC, (c) 1998, www.dcs.warwick.ac.uk/edsac. Reproduced with permission.]. Arithmetic : Tests arithmetic operations.

11 Mar 1999: Test System Description. Control of the data that will be generated is by C programs running on an ARM PIE processor card.

5 Oct 1999: ii) Show that the test in part (i) can be based on the statistic. ... 9. Find the test that minimizes the larger of the two error probabilities.

12 Jul 1999: The model calculates V magnitude light output at zenith. Since the street light are all Sodium and there are virtually no Mercury lamps, the V band is a good test case.

16 Mar 1999: them. Ultimately, the project hopes to integrate the local-area ATM networks with some wide-area service; such a connection should offer a valuable test both of quality of service provision ... The purpose of the Application work package is to provide a

9 Jul 1999: The model calculates V magnitude light output at zenith. Since the street light are all Sodium and there are virtually no Mercury lamps, the V band is a good test case.

8 Oct 1999: This was agreed. Crispin noted it may be difficult to test the CPU and Trevor suggested that we could bodge it, by ensuring it produced output that matched the EDSAC.

8 Oct 1999: This order is never executed. 42. O56F. This is a constant used in the test in orders 38 and 39.

31 May 1999: To prevent such simpletampering, we suggest that an intrinsic self-test bebuilt into the detector. ... This test logic is acces-sible via small probing pads or multiplexed via thenormal I/O pads.

9 Mar 1999: Superstrings Michael Green Scientific American Sept 86. The central paradox of the contemporary physics of elementary particles is the apparent incompatibility of its two main theoretical foundations. The first foundation is Einstein's general