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Revivals of religion in the Presbyterian churches of Baltimore by John C Backus, 1858 A critical review of a work by Rev. J.S. Backus entitled Universalism, another Gospel, or J.M. Austin vs. the Bible by John Mather Austin, 1849 A sermon, delivered, March 16, 1814, at the ordination of the Rev. John B. Whittlesey, A.M., as pastor of the Presbyterian church and congregation in Herkimer by Azel Backus, 1814 The importance of ministerial fidelity,: Illustrated in a discourse delivered March 17th, 1813, at the ordination of the Rev. John Frost as the pastor ... Church and congregation in Whitesborough by Azel Backus, 1813 First Presbyterian Church, Baltimore, Md 1761-1895 Rise and Progress (1793) & Hi by Patrick and John Backus Allison, 1895-01-01 The history and descendants of John and Sarah (Backus) Reynolds of Saybrook, Lyme and Norwich, Conn., 1655-1928; by Marion H Reynolds, 1928 Argument in the case of John Scott and Carl Boland vs. John Jones, ex-demise of the Detroit Young Men's Society, on the part of the plaintiffs in error by H. T. Backus, 1836-01-01 A Critical Review Of A Work By J. S. Backus: Entitled Universalism Another Gospel Or J. M. Austin Vs. The Bible (1849) by John Mather Austin, 2010-09-10 Better City Planning for Bridgeport: Some Fundamental Proposals to the City Plan Commission by John Nolen, Frank Backus Williams, 2010-02-17 A Critical Review Of A Work By J. S. Backus: Entitled Universalism Another Gospel Or J. M. Austin Vs. The Bible (1849) by John Mather Austin, 2010-09-10 Accuracy of three voice-announcement pedometers for youth with visual impairments.(MEASUREMENT): An article from: Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport by Daniel W.S. Tindall, John T. Foley, et all 2007-02-01 Select remains of the Rev. John Mason by John Mason, 1808 John E. Sinclair, et al., vs. Quimby S. Backus, in equity: Notes of the closing argument for the defendant, by Benjamin Francis Thurston, 1879 The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint Exupery, 1974

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41. MILITARY PENSION John Backus; Freetown, Cortland Co., New York
    MILITARY PENSION john backus; Freetown, Cortland co., NewYork Contributed by Cathy Palm (jpalm @ istar.com  
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42. WILL John Backus; Groton, Tompkins Co., NY Surname Backus
    WILL john backus; Groton, Tompkins co., NY surname backus, Buskirk, Culbert,Russell, Hartson, Shafer, Sherd, Waters, Watrous submitted by Sharon Jones  
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43. John Backus
    Translate this page john backus Logro Como projectleader con IBM Juan backus se convirtió en loscomienzos de los años 50 con su equipo FORTRAN - Traductor Del Fórmula.  
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    Extractions: Logro Como projectleader con IBM Juan Backus se convirtió en los comienzos de los años 50 con su equipo: FORTRAN - Traductor Del Fórmula. El primer lenguaje de programación del alto nivel. Esta lengua se utiliza lo más extensamente posible en la física y la ingeniería. Él era también responsable de la forma de Backus-Naur (o de BNF), una notación estándar que se puede utilizar al decribe el sytanx de un lenguaje de programación en una manera formal e inequívoca. Biografía Juan Backus nació en Philadelphia en 1924, y creció para arriba cerca allí en Wilmington, Delaware. Su familia era rica, y Backus atendió a la escuela prestigiosa en Pottstown, Pennsylvania de la colina. Él no era un buen estudiante, y sus años en la escuela de la colina fueron marcados por una serie de faltas. Los grados y la atención pobres a pesar expediente, Backus graduaron de la escuela de la colina en 1942 y entraron en la universidad de Virginia. Su padre, contemporáneamente químico, deseado le al comandante en química. Backus estudió la química para un rato, y gozó de los aspectos teóricos de la ciencia, pero él tuvo aversión el trabajo del laboratorio. Para el final de su segundo semestre, su atención de la clase cayó a una vez por semana, y las autoridades de la escuela lo expelieron. Él ensambló a ejército en 1942. Backus servido como cabo a cargo de un equipo antiaéreo en la fortaleza Stewart, Georgia, pero su funcionamiento en una prueba de aptitud cambió el curso de su carrera militar cuando el ejército decidía alistarlo en un programa de la pre-ingenieri'a en la universidad de Pittsburgh. Otra prueba de aptitud, este vez para las habilidades médicas, aterrizado le en la universidad de Haverford, donde él estaba estudiar la medicina.

44. John Backus :: Online Encyclopedia :: Information Genius
    john backus. Online Encyclopedia john backus (born December 3, 1924)is an American computer scientist, notable as the inventor of  
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    Extractions: John Backus (born December 3 ) is an American computer scientist , notable as the inventor of the Fortran programming language , the first high-level language to achieve widespread use, and the Backus-Naur form almost universally used to define language syntax . He received a Turing Award in for these two seminal achievements. Backus was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania but grew up in Wilmington, Delaware . He studied at the Hill School in Pottstown, Pennsylvania , and was apparently not a diligent student. After entering the University of Virginia to study chemistry , and failing that, he then joined the US Army and began medical training, which he also dropped out of after nine months. After moving to New York City he initially took training as a radio technician and discovered an interest in mathematics . He graduated from Columbia University with a degree in the topic in , and joined IBM in . During his first three years, he worked on the SSEC; his first major project was to write a program to calculate positions of the moon The difficulties of programming were acute, and in

45. John And Sarah (Backus) Reynolds Of Saybrook, Lyme And Norwich, Conn.
    The family of john and Sarah (backus) Reynolds was originally published by theRFA in 1928. 22, 1730 Nathaniel Rudd 215 john backus 216 Timothy backus Jr.  
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    Extractions: The First and Second Generations The family of John and Sarah ( Backus Reynolds was originally published by the RFA in 1928. Marion Reynolds was assisted in compiling the family data by Mrs. Anna Rippier . Many records of the family can be found in the Norwich CT town records. The RFA is fortunate to have had the assistance of Pat Daniels of Desert Hot Springs, CA in updating the information on the descendants of John and Sarah. The First Geneation This genealogy is an account of John and Sarah ( Backus Reynolds and their descendants. Their history is associated with the early southern Connecticut towns of Saybrook, Lyme and Norwich. We do not know anything of John prior to 1659, but it seems probable that he was born in England between 1615 and 1635. In Hotten's lists of early immigrants we find the following:

46. Jones Encyclopedia Of Media & Technology Information
    backus, john (1924 ). john backus is a computer programmer best knownfor the invention of FORTRAN (for FORmula TRANslation), the  
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    Extractions: Browse this catagory by Industry: All Articles Audio/Music Recording Broadband/Cable Broadcast TV Networks Cable Companies/MSOs Cable TV Networks Computer History Computer Science Education Entertainment Famous Film Directors/Producers Film Companies/Studios Film Technologies Hardware/Electronics Internet/Networking New Media/Publishing Photography/Graphics Print Radio Radio Networks Software/Programming Telecom Television Women in Media and IT All Articles Cray, Seymour R. (1925 – 1996) Demo Access Seymour R. Cray was an American electronics engineer and computer scientist, known during a career that lasted from the pioneer days of computing in the 1950s through the 1990s as the foremost designer and innovator in the area of high-performance supercomputing. For a period of approximately 20 years beginning in 1963, Cray was repeatedly able to design the world's fastest computers in spite of better-funded efforts by rival IBM. Cuban, Mark (1959 - ) Demo Access Mark Cuban was among the last of the classic success stories of the 1990s technology boom, becoming one of the richest men in the U.S. as a result of two startup firms. The first, Microsystems, Inc., made him a millionaire and the second, Broadcast.com, made him a billionaire when Yahoo! purchased the company in July 1999. With the proceeds from the Broadcast sale, Cuban became something of a celebrity with the purchase of his favorite sports team, the Dallas Mavericks of the National Basketball Association. As the Maverick’s flamboyant owner, Cuban is setting NBA records with more than $1 million in fines for criticizing the league’s officials.

47. John Backus Archive Home Page
    The john backus Archive. john backus was a wellknown researcher in woodwind acousticsand a recipient of the Silver Medal of the Acoustical Society of America.  
    http://ccrma-www.stanford.edu/marl/Backus/BackusHome.html
    
    Extractions: The John Backus Archive contains various files from the Backus estate, as well as materials collected by the Catgut Acoustical Society regarding this prominent acoustician. John Backus was a well-known researcher in woodwind acoustics and a recipient of the Silver Medal of the Acoustical Society of America . He was a professor of physics at the University of Southern California from 1945-1980 and the author of the widely used textbook Acoustical Foundations of Music If you desire more detailed information about any of these files or wish to make arrangements to view the contents of the files at CCRMA, please contact: Gary Scavone

48. John A. Backus > Lawyers > Cline Backus Nightingale McArthur LLP
    Home Lawyers john A. backus. With over 25 years of experience,john s pragmatic, resultsoriented approach provides creative  
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    Extractions: Home > Lawyers > John A. Backus With over 25 years of experience, John's pragmatic, results-oriented approach provides creative solutions to legal problems as well as the negotiation, documentation, and completion of a wide range of real estate, estate, corporation and commercial transactions. John remains dedicated to various service clubs, charitable and non-profit organizations within the community in both a personal and professional capacity. These interests include the Town of Simcoe Foundation, Norfolk General Hospital Foundation, Norfolk Shriners' Club, and Canadian Pilots Association. John is the current Chair of the Norfolk Hospital Foundation. Education: Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) - University of Western Ontario, London Areas of Emphasis: Real estate estate Business, Corporations, and Commercial Enterprises Phone Fax Address: 39 Colborne St. N., P.O. Box 528 Simcoe, Ontario N3Y 4N5

49. Oc-FP: An OCAML Implementation Of John Backus' FP System
    ocFP An OCAML implementation of john backus FP system. ChristopheDeleuze. 1 john backus FP system. In its 1977 ACM Turing  
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    Extractions: John Backus' FP system Christophe Deleuze In its 1977 ACM Turing award lecture [ ], John Backus presents a functional style of programming, which he calls ``FP''. He explains how classical imperative programming languages suffer from what he calls ``the Von Neumann bottleneck'' and describes a programming style based on combining functions through functional forms . An excerpt from the abstract is: Functional programs deal with structured data, are often nonrepetitive and nonrecursive, are hierarchically constructed, do not name their arguments, and do not require the complex machinery of procedure declarations to become generally applicable. Moreover, such programs are actually objects of an algebra whose composition laws are functional forms. Various properties on programs can thus be proved by use of college algebra.

50. John Backus - InformationBlast
    john backus Information Blast. john backus. john backus (born December3, 1924) is an American computer scientist, notable as the  
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    Extractions: John Backus (born December 3 ) is an American computer scientist , notable as the inventor of the Fortran programming language , the first high-level language to achieve widespread use, and the Backus-Naur form almost universally used to define language syntax . He received a Turing Award in for these two seminal achievements. Backus was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania but grew up in Wilmington, Delaware . He studied at the Hill School in Pottstown, Pennsylvania , and was apparently not a diligent student. After entering the University of Virginia to study chemistry , and failing that, he then joined the US Army and began medical training, which he also dropped out of after nine months. After moving to New York City he initially took training as a radio technician and discovered an interest in mathematics . He graduated from Columbia University with a degree in the topic in , and joined IBM in . During his first three years, he worked on the SSEC; his first major project was to write a program to calculate positions of the moon The difficulties of programming were acute, and in

51. UMSNH - BIBLIOTECA DE LA ESCUELA DE CIENCIAS FISICO MATEMATICAS
    Translate this page autor = backus Un total de 1 resultados. 1.- The Acoustical Foundationsof Music Tema Fisica General QC-154 backus, john 2ª edicion.  
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52. Learn More About John Backus In The Online Encyclopedia.
    Visit the Online Encyclopedia and learn more and get your questions answered aboutjohn backus. You are here Online Encyclopedia john backus. john backus.  
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    Extractions: see previous page John Backus (born December 3 ) is an American computer scientist , notable as the inventor of the Fortran programming language , the first high-level language to achieve widespread use, and the Backus-Naur form almost universally used to define language syntax . He received a Turing Award in for these two seminal achievements. Backus was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania but grew up in Wilmington, Delaware . He studied at the Hill School in Pottstown, Pennsylvania , and was apparently not a diligent student. After entering the University of Virginia to study chemistry , and failing that, he then joined the US Army and began medical training, which he also dropped out of after nine months. After moving to New York City he initially took training as a radio technician and discovered an interest in mathematics . He graduated from Columbia University with a degree in the topic in , and joined IBM in . During his first three years, he worked on the SSEC; his first major project was to write a program to calculate positions of the

53. Draper Atlantic - Funding The Future
    john backus, Managing Partner. john backus is a founder and managing partnerof Draper Atlantic. john is a seasoned technology entrepreneur  
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54. ÀäåïòÈÑ: Ïîä çíàêîì Leonardo Da Vinci. [John Backus]
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    Extractions: [03.12.1924, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (USA) - ] ñîçäàòåëü ÿçûêà ïðîãðàììèðîâàíèÿ Fortran [1957] îäèí èç ñîçäàòåëåé ìåòàÿçûêà [íîðìàëüíàÿ çàïèñü Áåêóñà-Íàóðà (BNF notation)], èñïîëüçóåìîãî äëÿ îïèñàíèÿ ñèíòàêñèñà ÿçûêîâ ïðîãðàììèðîâàíèÿ

55. Genealogy Data
    Back to Main Page. backus, john Richard Birth 25 JAN 1850 Chinguacousy, Peel Co.Ont. Father backus, john Richard Mother Adlam, Mary Ann. Back to Main Page.  
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56. Objects First: John Backus
    Objects First. john backus. john backus made a number of significantcontributions to the advancement of computer science he designed  
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    Extractions: John Backus made a number of significant contributions to the advancement of computer science: he designed FORTRAN, the first high level computer language. FORTRAN (FORmula TRANslator) is still widely used for scientific and engineering calculations. He was also responsible for the Backus-Naur Form (or BNF), a standard notation which can be used to describe the syntax of a computer language in a formal and unambiguous way. Some other references to his life and work: Back to Functions Back to the Table of Contents John Morris

57. Online Encyclopedia - John Backus
    , Encyclopedia Entry for john backus. johnbackus (born December 3, 1924) is an American computer scientistEncyclopedia  
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    Extractions: John Backus (born December 3 ) is an American computer scientist , notable as the inventor of the Fortran programming language , the first high-level language to achieve widespread use, and the Backus-Naur form almost universally used to define language syntax . He received a Turing Award in for these two seminal achievements. Backus was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania but grew up in Wilmington, Delaware . He studied at the Hill School in Pottstown, Pennsylvania , and was apparently not a diligent student. After entering the University of Virginia to study chemistry , and failing that, he then joined the US Army and began medical training, which he also dropped out of after nine months. After moving to New York City he initially took training as a radio technician and discovered an interest in mathematics . He graduated from Columbia University with a degree in the topic in , and joined IBM in . During his first three years, he worked on the SSEC ; his first major project was to write a program to calculate positions of the moon The difficulties of programming were acute, and in

58. Inventor Of The Week: Archive
    Fortran. john backus developed Fortran, or Formula Translator, one of thefirst general purpose, highlevel computer programming languages.  
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    Extractions: This Week Inventor Archive Inventor Search Inventor of the Week Archive Browse for a different Invention or Inventor Fortran John Backus developed Fortran, or Formula Translator, one of the first general purpose, high-level computer programming languages. This widely used language made computers practical, accessible machines for scientists and others without requiring them to have deep knowledge of the machinery. Backus was born in Philadelphia on Dec. 3, 1924 and grew up in Wilmington, Delaware. His affluent family sent him to the prestigious Hill School in Pottstown, Pennsylvania, but he was not a particularly disciplined student, and his grades were poor. Nevertheless, he graduated in 1942 and attended the University of Virginia. He was expelled during his freshman year for poor attendance and joined the U.S. Army. While in the Army, Backus performed well on an aptitude test for medical skills and was sent to Haverford College to study medicine. Meanwhile he was diagnosed and treated for an operable brain tumor. He continued to study medicine at Flower and Fifth Avenue Medical School in New York but just nine months later he dropped out. Unsure of what he wanted to do with his life, he rented an apartment in New York and thought he would learn how to build a hi-fi set for himself. He enrolled at a radio technician’s school. It was there that he discovered his aptitude for mathematics. Shortly thereafter Backus enrolled at Columbia University to study math. He completed his degree in 1949 and was hired by IBM in 1950 to work on the Selective Sequence Electronic Calculator (SSEC), one of IBM’s early electronic computers. He worked on the project for three years. Early on, part of his job was to attend the machine and fix it when and if it stopped running. Programming the machine was difficult, as there was no organized system of doing it. Backus invented a program he called Speedcoding to streamline the process. The program included a "scaling factor," which allowed numbers of all sizes to be easily stored and manipulated.

59. Programming Language Concepts
    The Olympia interpreter in ML; Deadlock in Salem. Interesting links.backus, john. ``Can programming be liberated from the von Neumann  
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    Extractions: Computer Science 302 deals with programming languages generally, considered as formal, executable notations for expressing algorithms: their syntactic structures, the ``virtual machines'' or models of computation that they implicitly rely on, the data values and structures that they support, and the semantics of the various constructions from which programs are built. The class meets in Science 2435 at 3:15 p.m. on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. The textbooks for the course are Essentials of programming languages , second edition, by Daniel P. Friedman, Mitchell Wand, and Christopher T. Haynes (Cambridge, Massachusetts: The MIT Press, 2000), ISBN 0-262-06217-8, and Concepts in programming languages , by John Mitchell (Cambridge, United Kingdom: Cambridge University Press, 2003), ISBN 0-521-78098-5. The authors of Essentials of programming languages have supplied a list of errata for the first and second printings of the second edition. The author of Concepts in programming languages teaches the corresponding course at Stanford University. At the

60. Seminar Details - Multi-University/Research Lab (MURL) Seminar Series
    Who john backus (IBM). Biography Currently an IBM Fellow at the AlmadenResearch Center, john backus led the group that designed Fortran.  
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