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| ==== 1) Proposed citation in English (absolutely limited to 75 words; 60 is preferable for aesthetic reasons. NOTE: Whether or not the nominator suggests a citation, The IEEE History Committee shall have final determination of the wording of the citation) ====
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| ==== 2) Historic significance of this work: its importance to the evolution of electrical and computer engineering and science and its importance to regional/national/international development. Answer on a separate sheet, with references and full citations, and include supporting material in an electronic format (GIF, JPEG, PNG, PDF, DOC) which can be made available on the IEEE History Center’s Web site to historians, scholars, students, and interested members of the public. The supporting materials must be in English, or if not in English, accompanied by an English translation. If you are including images or photographs as part of the supporting material, it is necessary that you list the copyright owner. <br> ====
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| ==== 3) What features or characteristics set this work apart from similar achievements? <br> ====
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