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Update May 7, 2017: Please note that we had to disable the phrase search operator (.) and the boolean not operator (-) due to technical problems. For the time being, phrase search queries will yield regular prefix search result, and search terms preceded by a minus will be interpreted as regular (positive) search terms.

found 57 matches

• 1976
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  Ronald M. Baecker:
  A conversational extensible system for the animation of shaded images. SIGGRAPH 1976: 32-39
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  Forest Baskett, Leonard J. Shustek:
  The design of a low cost video graphics terminal. SIGGRAPH 1976: 235-240
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  Samuel Bergman, Arie E. Kaufman:
  BGRAF2: a real-time graphics language with modular objects and implicit dynamics. SIGGRAPH 1976: 133-138
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  James F. Blinn, Martin E. Newell:
  Texture and reflection in computer generated images. SIGGRAPH 1976: 266
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  Maxine D. Brown, Stephen W. Smoliar:
  A graphics editor for labanotation. SIGGRAPH 1976: 60-65
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  Nestor Burtnyk, Marceli Wein:
  Interactive skeleton techniques for enhancing motion dynamics in key frame animation. SIGGRAPH 1976: 51
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  Joseph J. Capowski:
  Characteristics of neuroscience computer graphics displays and a proposed system to generate those displays. SIGGRAPH 1976: 257-261
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  Eric D. Carlson:
  A summary of graphics terminal requirements based on application studies. SIGGRAPH 1976: 67
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  James R. Carter, David Icove:
  The application of the intercolor 8000 terminal to thematic cartography. SIGGRAPH 1976: 163-166
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  James H. Clark:
  Hierarchical geometric models for visible-surface algorithms. SIGGRAPH 1976: 267
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  James H. Clark:
  Three-dimensional man-machine interaction. SIGGRAPH 1976: 287
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  Ephraim Cohen:
  A method for plotting curves defined by implicit equations. SIGGRAPH 1976: 263-265
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  Kenneth J. Dueker:
  Cartographic data structures: alternatives for geographic information systems. SIGGRAPH 1976: 167-172
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  James D. Foley:
  Specifying symbol instances. SIGGRAPH 1976: 132
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  Ronald G. Geer:
  Computer-aided coarse grid layout technique for photomasks. SIGGRAPH 1976: 302-307
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  Michel-Pierre Gonin, Thurber J. Moffett:
  ARTES: an interactive highway design program. SIGGRAPH 1976: 268-274
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  F. Hadlock:
  PRIMS: an interactive system for the design of hybrid circuit layout. SIGGRAPH 1976: 293-301
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  Griffith Hamlin Jr.:
  Configurable applications for satellite graphics. SIGGRAPH 1976: 196-203
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  A. Herman:
  Automated contouring of vertical oceanographic sections using an objective analysis. SIGGRAPH 1976: 218-223
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  Christopher F. Herot:
  Graphical input through machine recognition of sketches. SIGGRAPH 1976: 97-102
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  John F. Jarvis:
  The line drawing editor, an experiment in computer vision. SIGGRAPH 1976: 288-292
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  Roy Kaplow, Michael Molnar:
  A computer-terminal, hardware/software system with enhanced user input capabilities: the enhanced-input terminal system (EITS). SIGGRAPH 1976: 116-124
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  David J. Kasik:
  Controlling user interaction. SIGGRAPH 1976: 109-115
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  Richard G. Kellner, Lynn D. Maas:
  A developmental system for microcomputer based intelligent graphics terminals. SIGGRAPH 1976: 139-142
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  E. B. Kozemchak:
  Computer aided integrated circuit design: a distributed integrated approach. SIGGRAPH 1976: 275-278
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  Gilles Lafue:
  Recognition of three-dimensional objects from orthographic views. SIGGRAPH 1976: 103-108
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  Jerry J. Lavick:
  Making graphics work. SIGGRAPH 1976: 279-286
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  Joshua Z. Levin:
  A parametric algorithm for drawing pictures of solid objects bounded by quadric surfaces. SIGGRAPH 1976: 262
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  Warren D. Little, Robin Williams:
  Enhanced graphics performance with user controlled segment files. SIGGRAPH 1976: 179-182
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  Carl Machover:
  Automatic drafting systems: an effective person-machine interface. SIGGRAPH 1976: 79-81

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