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(Optically Assisted Winchester) An earlier disk technology under development by Seagate in the late 1990s. Magneto-optic in principle, it differed because both laser and magnetic components were on the same side of the platter. OAW used a fiber to direct light via a rotating MEMS mirror. The technology was later folded into Seagate's research on heat-assisted magnetic recording (HAMR). See HAMR, magneto-optic disk and MEMS. |
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There are several ways to prevent strikes by enemy offensive air weapons (OAW) at troops and facilities of combined-arms large strategic formations: to destroy OAW in flight; destroy OAW and elements of their infrastructure at their bases; carry out a set of measures to reduce enemy OAW effectiveness of attacking troops and facilities. Visitors to OAW will have the opportunity to have their picture taken with the Segway HT and hear from Segway executives about how Appshop has implemented, and is now hosting their Oracle E-Business Suite, including ERP and CRM. It is required to distribute SA planes among J targets of various degrees of importance (an object hereinafter imply an OAW base and any other target to be effectively engaged by fire) in such a way as to maximize the damage to the enemy. |
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