E. J. Lerner

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Power/energy: Low-head hydro power: Small may be beautiful but, so far the economics for small-scale hydroelectric sites cloud a bright potential

E. J. Lerner, 1980, IEEE Spectrum.

Plasma thrusters from Russia

E. J. Lerner, 1992 .

Computers: Fast graphics use parallel techniques: Designers of computer graphics systems exploit parallel processing to provide the speed needed for interactive performance

E. J. Lerner, 1981, IEEE Spectrum.

Quality control: US and Japan

E. J. Lerner, 1981, IEEE Spectrum.

Computers: Computers that see: Solutions to this difficult challenge may reside in hardware rather than software, or a combination of both

E. J. Lerner, 1980, IEEE Spectrum.

Realism in synthetic speech

E. J. Lerner, G. Kaplan, E. J. Lerner, 1987 .

Instrumentation: Computer-aided troubleshooting becomes easier and faster; automated testing of VLSI circuits poses challenges

E. J. Lerner, 1982, IEEE Spectrum.

Aerospace: The automated cockpit: The digital revolution catches up with commercial airline cockpits and stirs old questions over how many crew members are needed

E. J. Lerner, 1983, IEEE Spectrum.

Digital TV:makers bet on VLSI

E. J. Lerner, 1983, IEEE Spectrum.

Air traffic control: Automating U.S. air lanes: A review: The Federal Aviation Administration's new 20-year plan to modernize air traffic control faces rough weather

E. J. Lerner, 1982, IEEE Spectrum.

Ion-laser enhancements find novel applications

E. J. Lerner, 1998 .

Lasers tackle tough cuts like diamonds

E. J. Lerner, 1999 .

Electromagnetic hazards: RF radiation: Biological effects: Sharp controversy over the effects of electromagnetic radiation may subside in the wake of new understanding and modified standards

E. J. Lerner, 1980, IEEE Spectrum.

Software III: Programming for nonprogrammers: New languages are helping those who are not professionally trained to communicate with computers

E. J. Lerner, 1982, IEEE Spectrum.

Quality control: U.S. and Japan: Results are mixed as U.S. firms adopt Japanese techniques ¿ techniques based originally on American methods ¿ for involving workers in quality controls

E. J. Lerner, 1981 .

Data-flow architecture: A decentralized structure based on the flow of data will permit future computers to operate at even higher speeds

E. J. Lerner, 1984, IEEE Spectrum.

Computers: The gread weather network: Weather forecasting can be improved through better models and speedier reporting

E. J. Lerner, 1982, IEEE Spectrum.

Entertainment technology: Electronically synthesized music: Whether deemed an imitation or an art form of its own, electronic music is competing with conventional instruments

E. J. Lerner, 1983, IEEE Spectrum.

Instrumentation I. Field service: Instruments to service complex electronic gear are acquiring a high degree of programmability¿

E. J. Lerner, 1981 .

Nurturing energy infants and orphans: One full-time director is responsible for the DOE's Division of Advanced Energy Projects, overseeing its $10 million budget and caring for projects that no one else wants

E. J. Lerner, 1984, IEEE Spectrum.

Consumer electronics: Micros in `white goods¿: Engineers are challenged to produce a reliable appliance that will not intimidate nontechnical homemakers

E. J. Lerner, 1982 .

Photodetectors cover the applications spectrum

E. J. Lerner, 1996 .

Technology and the military: DOD's Darpa at 25

E. J. Lerner, 1983, IEEE Spectrum.

Computers: Microcomputer standards: Weighing the pros and cons: Standardization of microcomputer hardware and software has been slowed by manufacturers' vested interests

E. J. Lerner, 1981, IEEE Spectrum.

The great cuiture machine: Brainwasher or educator? Some would argue thai electrotechnology in the form of films, radio, and television has done more to educate humanity than all the efforts of our schools ¿ but is that good or bad?

E. J. Lerner, M. E. Van Valkenburg, F. Guterl, 1984 .

Magellan unveils Venus

E. J. Lerner, 1991 .

Researoh and development: Technology and the military: DOD's Darpa at 25: The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency's funding of high-risk technology has led to both `Star Wars¿ weapons and computer breakthroughs

E. J. Lerner, 1983 .

Realism in synthetic speech: Synthesized speech may be intelligible, but it often sounds artificial; researchers are solving that problem

E. J. Lerner, G. Kaplan, 1985, IEEE Spectrum.

Software II: Automating programming: Researchers are beginning to shift the growing burden of programming to the computer itself

E. J. Lerner, 1982, IEEE Spectrum.

Parallel processing gets down to business

E. J. Lerner, 1985 .

The drive to regulate electromagnetic fields: In the United States, states and localities are imposing regulations, and industry is seeking action by the Federal government

E. J. Lerner, 1984, IEEE Spectrum.

Reliable systems: Design and tests

E. J. Lerner, 1981, IEEE Spectrum.

Computers: Products that talk: Speech-synthesis devices are being incorporated into dozens of products as difficult technical problems are solved

E. J. Lerner, 1982, IEEE Spectrum.

Supercomputer in a six-inch cube

E. J. Lerner, 1986 .

Computers: Computer-aided manufacturing

E. J. Lerner, 1981, IEEE Spectrum.

Low-temperature reactors for space heating: Simply constructed nuclear plants are being used in the USSR to provide heat at a cost substantially below that of oil-fired plants

E. J. Lerner, 1984, IEEE Spectrum.

How industrial concepts become prototypes fast

E. J. Lerner, 1999 .

Consumer electronics: Digital TV: Makers bet on VLSI: Digital processing of TV signals within a set improves picture quality and provides `pseudohigh resolution¿ and image storage

E. J. Lerner, 1983 .

Law enforcement: Sleuthing by computer: Forensic computer techniques help law-enforcement agencies identify suspects and organize evidence

E. J. Lerner, 1983, IEEE Spectrum.

Optical fibers carry information of the age

E. J. Lerner, 1997 .

Charge-coupled devices capture image information

E. J. Lerner, 1996 .

Solar cells expand their niche

E. J. Lerner, 1996 .

Instrumentation. I. Field service

E. J. Lerner, 1981, IEEE Spectrum.

Tricking the senses in simulators

E. J. Lerner, 1985 .

Biological effect of electromagnetic fields: New findings linking changes in organisms to irradiation by weak fields encourage researchers to posit theories, although research is incomplete

E. J. Lerner, E. Lerner, 1984, IEEE Spectrum.

Instrumentation. II. Laboratory/bench units

E. J. Lerner, 1981, IEEE Spectrum.

Computers: The computer graphics revolution: Slowly but surely, new software and hardware are making a reality of graphics specialists' dreams

E. J. Lerner, 1981, IEEE Spectrum.