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nML

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(language)nML - A specification language for instruction sets, based on attribute grammars, for back-end generators.

["The nML Machine Description Formalism", M. Freericks <mfx@cs.tu-berlin.de> TR TU Berlin, FB20, Bericht 1991/15].


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] identified at the PPHLs were forwarded to the NML for additional characterization.
Emergence of Multidrug-resistant Salmonella Paratyphi B [dT.sup.+], ... by Ng, Lai-King / Emerging Infectious Diseases
The NPL in the United Kingdom (64) and the NML in Australia (65) also obtained SI values of [R.
The ampere and electrical standards by Williams, Edwin R. / Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
John Van Bogart, director of media research at NML, who conducted these studies, believes that 10 [degrees] C (50 [degrees] F) and 20 percent relative humidity provide the ideal storage environment for those electronic records retained for long periods of time.
Selecting Storage Media for Long-Term Access to Digital Records by DOLLAR, CHARLES M. / Information Management Journal
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