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Membrane potentials of smooth muscle fibres in the rabbit's sphincter pupillae by Bülbring, Edith, Hooton, I. N.

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Smooth muscle potentials recorded with intracellular electrodes by BULBRING, E, HOOTON, I N

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An Introduction to the CAMAC Intermediate Language by Hooton, I. N., Hagan, P. J.

“…A low level language, currently called IML, is being defined by the ESONE and NIM-CAMAC Software Working Groups. It is intended for use in diverse system…”
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CAMAc in Real-Time Computer Systems by Hooton, I. N., Lewis, A.

“…The performance of real-time systems depends or the combination of data acquisition and processing times. Programmed input-output is too slow and data channels…”
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The CAMAC System of Modular Instrumentation by Barnes, R. C. M., Hooton, I. N.

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Data Transfers and Demand Handling in Multicrate CAMAC Systems by Barnes, R. C. M., Hooton, I. N., Richards, J. M.

“…The CAIVIAC modular instrumentation scheme provides a standardised means of data transfer between plug-in units within the same crate (data-bin). An extension…”
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Zone Selection in Multiparameter Analysis by Hooton, I. N.

“…In many nuclear physics experiments, particularly those based on coincidence methods, the active descriptors are distributed over a relatively wide field…”
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A Contents Addressable Analyser for One Million Channels by Best, G. C., Hickman, S. A., Hooton, I. N., Prior, G. M.

“…A hardware analyser based on the zone selection technique has been constructed. It has an input dead time of 10 μ.seconds and will analyse 4096 channels, in…”
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On the Merits of Interface Standardization-A Round Table Discussion by Goodman, Charles D., Droege, Tom, Hahn, Jack, Hooton, I. N., Kirsten, Fred, LaSalle, R. A., Lie, Hans, Meng, John, Vonderohe, R. H., Costrell, Louis, Mack, Dick, Birnbaum, J.

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Design principles of a computer system for intensive care situations by Hooton, Ivor N.

“…This paper considers the data handling aspects of a computer system for routine use in an intensive care situation. A distinction is made between the display…”
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