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Breast screening interval and the characteristics of screen-detected cancers
Breast screening interval and the characteristics of screen-detected cancers
by Bydder, Megan , Maxwell, Anthony J , Wilson, Mary in Analysis , Biomedical and Life Sciences , Biomedicine
2015
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Transforming Geospatial Engineering Critical to success of the Objective Force
Transforming Geospatial Engineering Critical to success of the Objective Force
by Lieutenant Colonel Tupper, Steven H , Major Herrinaun, Carl G , Colonel Kingston, David A in Armed forces , Armies , Civil engineering
2003
With the fielding of the Digital Topographic Support Systems (DTSS) and the increase in the size of terrain detachments in the heavy division and the Stryker Brigade Combat Team (SBCT), many changes in geospatial engineering have occurred over the past years. However, the systems still do not meet the total requirements for our Legacy and Interim Forces. Kingston et al explain how the geospatial community will transform to meet the needs of the Objective Force.
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