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The Structural Engineer, Volume 62, Issue 11, 1984

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Micros and structural engineers
This month we have two letters dealing with the use of microcomputers in structural engineering to fan the spark originally struck by Mr B. C. Bird in our April column. Mr Peter Carr has written from St Albans on the availability of computer programs.

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