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  • Bell Labs Technical Journal
    ...ring its lifetime, including the ''Bell System Technical Journal'', ''AT&T Bell Laboratories Technical Journal'' and ''AT&T Technical Journal''.
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  • C (disambiguation)
    {{rpl|C_programming_language}} - created in the 1970's at [[Bell Laboratories]] {{rpl|C++||**}} - created in the 1980's at [[Bell Laboratories]]
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  • Unix/Definition
    ...of researchers as an unofficial project while they were working at AT&T's Bell Laboratories.
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  • Bell Laboratories
    '''Bell Laboratories''' is a research and development group, dating from ~1925, formed to create
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  • Unix/Related Articles
    {{rpl|Bell Laboratories}}
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  • Metal Oxide Semiconductor Field Effect Transistor/Bibliography
    ...the subject, an update of the original classic work by SM Sze written at [[Bell Laboratories]] during the time rapid innovation was taking place.
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  • C (programming language)/Related Articles
    {{rpl|Bell Laboratories}}
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  • Claude Shannon/Bibliography
    * <big>"A Mathematical Theory of Cryptography" (1945)</big> - Bell Laboratories Memorandum MM 45-110-02. Classified at the time of its publication<ref name
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  • Metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistor/Bibliography
    ...the subject, an update of the original classic work by SM Sze written at [[Bell Laboratories]] during the time rapid innovation was taking place.
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  • Claude Shannon
    ...t [[Massachusetts_Institute_of_Technology|M.I.T.]], worked for a time at [[Bell Laboratories]], and later returned to M.I.T. as a professor. * <big>"A Mathematical Theory of Cryptography" (1945)</big> - Bell Laboratories Memorandum MM 45-110-02. Classified at the time of its publication<ref name
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  • Charge-coupled device
    The CCD was invented at Bell Laboratories in 1969 by [http://www.nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/physics/laureates/2009/s
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  • Transistor
    ...lt by [[John Bardeen]], [[William Shockley]] and [[Walter H. Brattain]] at Bell Laboratories in 1947, for which they received the [[Nobel Prize]] in [[Physics]] in 1956
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  • Electronic switch
    ...ransistor was invented by Dawon Khang and Martin Atalla in 1960, another [[Bell Laboratories|Bell Labs]] research team.
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  • Dennis Ritchie
    ...ng for Bell Laboratories with Thompson as a long time colleague. It was at Bell Laboratories where Dennis worked on both C and UNIX. He was the recipient of several awa ...mation and Computing Service) as a graduate student. In 1967 Dennis joined Bell Laboratories with whom he would remain until he retired in 2007.<ref name =TuringAward>
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  • Negative feedback amplifier
    .... The [[Nyquist stability criterion]] developed by [[Harry Nyquist]] of [[Bell Laboratories]], or the [[Bode plot]] can be used to study the stability of feedback ampl ...n a blank space in his copy of The New York Times, currently on display at Bell Laboratories in Mountainside, New Jersey, he sketched a diagram equivalent to that in th
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  • Binary numeral system
    ...or '''''bi'''nary digi'''t'''''. (The term ''bit'' was coined in 1947 at [[Bell Laboratories]].) A bit can be a measure of data size, or a measure of [[information entr
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  • History of scientific organizations and institutions
    ...plies to a variety of corporate research and development facilities like [[Bell Laboratories]] and nonprofits like the [[Rand Corporation]]. Such laboratories are typic
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  • Unix
    ...searchers as an unofficial project while they were working at [[AT&T]]'s [[Bell Laboratories]].<ref name="Genesis">{{cite web|url=http://www.faqs.org/docs/artu/ch02s01. Unix was designed at Bell Laboratories, one of the more unusual workplaces that encouraged research "for the sake
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  • Bipolar transistor
    ...e.org/nobel_prizes/physics/laureates/1956/shockley-bio.html Shockley] at [[Bell Laboratories]], semiconductor devices were only two-terminal devices, like diodes and re ...ter [http://www.smecc.org/james_m__early.htm James M. Early], one of the [[Bell Laboratories]] scientists involved in the development of the bipolar transistor.
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  • C (programming language)
    ...developed in 1972 by [[Dennis Ritchie]] and [[Brian Kernighan]] (then of [[Bell Laboratories]]) for use with the [[Unix]] operating system, and was documented, before i
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