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SIL
(redirected from Squamous Intraepithelial Lesion)

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See safety integrity level.

1.SIL - "SIL - A Simulation Language", N. Houbak, LNCS 426, Springer 1990.
2.SIL - SNOBOL Implementation Language. Intermediate language forming a virtual machine for the implementation of portable interpreters.

["The Design of Transportable Interpreters", F. Druseikis, SNOBOL4 Project Document S4D49, U Arizona (Feb 1975)].

Version 3.11. ftp://cs.arizona.edu/snobol4/. E-mail: <snobol4@arizona.edu>.


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