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Table 1 summarises the compatibility specifications for each of the JVMs.

in Experiences with Writing Grid Clients for Mobile devices
by David E. Millard, Arouna Woukeu, Feng (barry Tao, Hugh C. Davis 2005
"... In PAGE 4: ... Table1 : Mobile JVM compatibility 4.4 Mobile OGSI.... ..."
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Table 4. Evaluation of Interleaf and Mosaic [FC, fully compliant; PC, partially compliant, NC, not compliant]

in A STrategy for Electronic . . .
by Donna G. Roper, Mary K. McCaskill, Scott D. Holland, Joanne L. Walsh, Michael L. Nelson, Susan L. Adkins, Manjula Y. Ambur, Bryan A. Campbell 1994
"... In PAGE 69: ... Large collections: Commerical systems have been demonstrated on very large collections. Table4 . Evaluation of Interleaf and Mosaic [FC, fully compliant; PC, partially compliant, NC, not compliant] Requirement Interleaf NCSA Mosaic Basic 1FCFC 2F 3FCFC 4F 5FCPC 6F F 7FCC 8P P 9NCFC Preferred 1FCPC 2F 3FCNC 4F P 5FCFC 6P 7PCFC 8F 9PCPC 10 PC PC 11 FC... ..."

Table 4. Evaluation of Interleaf and Mosaic [FC, fully compliant; PC, partially compliant, NC, not compliant]

in A STrategy for Electronic . . .
by Donna G. Roper, Mary K. McCaskill, Scott D. Holland, Joanne L. Walsh, Michael L. Nelson, Susan L. Adkins, Manjula Y. Ambur, Bryan A. Campbell 1994
"... In PAGE 12: ... Large collections: Commerical systems have been demonstrated on very large collections. Table4 . Evaluation of Interleaf and Mosaic [FC, fully compliant; PC, partially compliant, NC, not compliant] Requirement Interleaf NCSA Mosaic Basic 1FCFC 2F 3FCFC 4F 5FCPC 6F F 7FCC 8P P 9NCFC Preferred 1FCPC 2F 3FCNC 4F P 5FCFC 6P 7PCFC 8F 9PCPC 10 PC PC 11 FC... ..."

Table 1. Substitutions for XML compliant logic sentences

in Abstract A Regulation-Centric, Logic-Based Compliance Assistance Framework
by Shawn L. Kerrigan, Kincho H. Law
"... In PAGE 6: ... A simple substitution of text provides the solution for this problem, where the illegal XML character sequences are replaced with legal ones. The substitutions currently being used to represent FOPC in an XML compliant syntax are shown in Table1 . Note that the substitutions for - gt; and | are not necessitated by XML standards, but are done so that the XML logic uses a consistent representation formalism.... In PAGE 6: ... The XML compliant substitutions also become reserved words in the logic representation language. Since the words in the right column of Table1 will be substituted with the logic symbols in the left column, words in the right-hand side of the table are reserved words that cannot be used for logic predicates or function names. ... ..."

TABLE III COMPLIANT CONTACT MODEL PARAMETERS.

in Asymptotically stable running for a five-link, four-actuator, planar bipedal robot
by C. Chevallereau, E. R. Westervelt, J. W. Grizzle 2005
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TABLE V NON-COMPLIANT FLOWS

in BSFQ: Bin Sort Fair Queueing
by Shun Cheung , et al.

TABLE III COMPLIANT CONTACT MODEL PARAMETERS.

in Asymptotically Stable Running for a Five-Link, Four-Actuator, Planar Bipedal Robot
by C. Chevallereau , E. R. Westervelt , J. W. Grizzle

TABLE V NON-COMPLIANT FLOWS

in BSFQ: Bin Sort Fair Queueing
by Shun Y. Cheung , et al.

Table 3 lists the platforms and JVMs we used for measuring per-

in High-Performance Java Codes for Computational Fluid Dynamics* ABSTRACT
by Christopher Rileyt, Siddhartha Chatterjeet, Rupak Biswas

Table 3: VRML 2.0-compliant Browsers

in unknown title
by unknown authors
"... In PAGE 7: ... As VRML 2.0 is a new standard, the number of compliant browsers is relatively small ( Table3 ). Further on, none of them fully supports all VRML 2.... ..."
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