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1980 – 1989

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1987
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Ramón Casajuana, C. Rodríguez, Luis Sopeña, Celia Villar:
Towards An Integrated Environment For Spanish Document Verification And Composition. EACL 1987: 52-55
1980
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Jose Luis Becerril, Jose Bondia, Ramón Casajuana, Francisco Valer:
Grammar Characterization of Flowgraphs. IBM J. Res. Dev. 24(6): 756-763 (1980)

1970 – 1979

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1979
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Jose Luis Becerril, Ramón Casajuana, Raymond A. Lorie:
GSYSR: A Relational Database Interface for Graphics. Data Base Techniques for Pictorial Applications 1979: 459-474
1977
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Manuel Alfonseca, Maria L. Tavera, Ramón Casajuana:
An APL Interpreter and System for a Small Computer. IBM Syst. J. 16(1): 18-40 (1977)

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