By the mid 1980 s, the trend in computing was away from large centralized time-shared computers towards networks of smaller, personal machines, typically UNIX workstations . People had grown weary of overloaded, bureaucratic timesharing machines and were eager to move to small, self-maintained systems, even if that meant a net loss in computing power. As microcomputers became faster, even that loss was recovered, and this style of computing remains popular today.
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By the mid 1980's, the trend in computing was away from large centralized time-shared computers towards networks of smaller, personal machines, typically UNIX workstations'. People had grown weary of overloaded, bureaucratic timesharing machines and were eager to move to small, self-maintained systems, even if that meant a net loss in computing power. As microcomputers became faster, even that loss was recovered, and this style of computing remains popular today.

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PLAN 9 Operating system

By the mid 1980 s, the trend in computing was away from large centralized time-shared computers towards networks of smaller, personal machines, typically UNIX workstations . People had grown weary of overloaded, bureaucratic timesharing machines and were eager to move to small, self-maintained systems, even if that meant a net loss in computing power. As microcomputers became faster, even that loss was recovered, and this style of computing remains popular today.

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Table of Contents

1.0 INTRODUCTION 1
1.1 PURPOSE OF PLAN 1
1.2 BACKGROUND OF INFORMATION 2
1.3 PROJECT METHODOLOGY 3
1.4 ASSUMPTION & CONSTRAINTS 4
1.5 PROJECT DELIVERABLES 4
2.0 PROJECT ORGANISATION 5
2.1 ROLES & RESPONSIBILITY 5
3.0 PROJECT ESTIMATION 7
3.1 PROJECT BUDGET 8
4.0 PROJECT SCHEDULE PLAN 9
5.0 REVISION HISTORY 10 ....etc

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1. Abstract
The second harmonic inrush restraint function of transformerdifferential relays maintains security of the differential protectionduring transformer inrush events. The typical setpoint for thesecond harmonic restraint is the relay manufacturer’s defaultor recommended setting of 20% of fundamental current, withsome adjustment based on operating experience. However,some operating situations may result in levels of secondharmonic current lower than 20% during inrush, and levels maybe as low as 5%. This lower level of second h ....etc

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Time and again the Formula 1 world has proved that the safest place on earth is inside an F1 car. The number one cause of racing related fatalities was the basilar skull fractures from excessive head motions and neck loading. With the introduction of the new Head And Neck Support (HANS) the drivers were able to overcome the only window for injury.
The fundamental purpose of the system is to effectively form a single Ëœbodyâ„¢ of the head and torso. HANS is intended to prevent driverâ„¢s head from being thr ....etc

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