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teleprocessing
("long distance" processing) An early IBM term for data communications.
teleprocessing [′tel·ə‚prä‚ses·iŋ]
(computer science)
The use of telecommunications equipment and systems by a computer.
A computer service involving input/output at locations remote from the computer itself.
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Influenza data were provided by the teleprocessing national network of monitoring and information on transmissible diseases (Valleron and Garnerin 1992), except for the Paris metropolitan area, where the influenza indicator was defined, during influenza epidemics (as defined by the Regional Group for the Observation of Influenza; GROG) (Cohen et al.
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