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In this paper we will demonstrate that
The primary goal for any software organization is to show that
It is not very often when new findings clearly show that
With the recent interest in structured methods, this paper will show that
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Most studies have shown that
Regardless of the methods employed, it still must be shown that
The goal of Yourdon based development demonstrates that
Avoiding "brute force" development methods has shown that
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On the other hand, practical experience indicates that
It seems highly likely that
Most followers of Gane & Sarson teachings will argue that
It is self evident in that
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In summary, we propose that
The obvious solution will be to show that
The simplest method becomes the best in demonstrating that
The best solution to any problem will be
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by using
vertical markets based upon
by applying available resources towards
with structured deployment of
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with regards to
with
to offset
balanced by
in conjunction with
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it is possible for even the most
it becomes not unfeasible for all but the least
it is necessary for all
even though such a situation may pose a dilemma for even the most
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to function as
to generate a high level of
to avoid
to introduce a highly volatile state of
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integrated
total
systematized
parallel
responsive
synchronized
functional
optional
compatible
balanced
regulated
tabulated
coordinated
segmented
multiplexed
operative
limited
participant
ascendant
prioritized
optimal
qualified
partial
stand-alone
randomized
representative
optional
transient
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management
organizational
monitored
reciprocal
logistical
incremental
transitional
third-generation
policy
categorical
conversion
alterational
operational
convexity
cognition
mode
platform
supplemental
digital
decision
undocumented
context-sensitive
fail-safe
omnirange
unilateral
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options
flexibility
capability
mobility
concepts
projections
time-phasing
hardware
contingency
analysis
reification
constructs
variations
matrices
expectations
examinations
stratification
catalyzation
progressions
criteria
programming
projections
through-put
engineering
outflows
superstructures
interactions
congruence
utilities
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##
## The above fields allow up to 30 entries in each category.
##
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##HISTORY: This program is based upon a program in the book: "Starting FORTH",
## by Leo Brodie, FORTH, Inc. published by Prentice-Hall, Inc.
##
## NOTES: Phrases & words were added from various sources.
##
## Version 1.0 was written in one evening and is NOT fully debugged,
## but should work well enough to be entertaining. Future versions
## will allow greater control of the printer as well as increased text
## file size. NO WARRANTY IS EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, USE AT YOUR
## OWN RISK.
##
## MEMO.COM does not write to the disk at any time.
##
## You need 3 files to run: MEMO.COM ( The program. )
## MEMO.TXT ( This file. )
## MEMOHEAD.TXT ( Your standard header )
## ( to be copied to the )
## ( screen. )
##
## I have not checked the spelling in any of these files, so double
## check the output before you show off any memos.
##
## Later versions may include source.
##
############################################################################
##USE: 1) type MEMO - The program will open the MEMO.TXT and MEMOHEAD.TXT
## files. MEMOHEAD should be modified to match your
## memo style. NOTE: keep this short since too many
## lines will cause the memo to scroll off the screen
## before you can print it.
##
## 2) Press any key to create a memo. The text will be generated
## for each keystroke.
##
## 3) When you see a memo you like then use the <PrtSc> key to
## to copy it.
##
## 4) To exit the program type 'Q'.
##
##
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## HOW IT WORKS:
##
## The memo generator will create 4 sentences. The pattern will be as
## follows:
## <Opening Line> <Filler 1> <Adj1> <Adj2> <Noun>
## <FIller 2> <Adj1> <Adj2> <Noun>
## <FIller 3> <Adj1> <Adj2> <Noun>
## <FIller 4> <Adj1> <Adj2> <Noun>
##
## The <Opening Line> will be replaced by <First Statment>,
## <Second Statement>, and <Closing Statement> for the remaining
## senetnces.
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