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Georgetown University, Institute of Languages and Linguistics, Machine Translation Research Center
Language
English
Pages
52

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Machine translating

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SERNA system.
1959, Georgetown University, Institute of Languages and Linguistics, Machine Translation Research Center
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Edition Notes

Bibliography: p. 52.
At head of title: General analysis technique (Russian-English)

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Washington
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Georgetown University. Machine translation programming paper,, 1

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Dewey Decimal Class
410.28
Library of Congress
PN242 .T6

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vi, 52 l.
Number of pages
52

ID Numbers

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OL5786781M
LCCN
59052141
OCLC/WorldCat
14768242

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