1951 Conversion of Hollerith punched card machines for use of un-punched cards
POLLAK, L.W., 1951. Conversion of Hollerith punched card machines for use of un-punched cards. Arch. f. Met., Geophysik u. Bioklim., Wien, Serie B, Band II, 1951, pp. 462-467).
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1951 Conversion of Hollerith punched card machines for use of un-punched cards
POLLAK, L.W., 1951.
Conversion of Hollerith punched card machines for use of un-punched cards. Arch. f. Met., Geophysik u. Bioklim., Wien, Serie B, Band II, 1951, pp. 462-467).
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