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بازهم C# و اینبار برنامه نویسی تحت وب با ASP.Net
کتاب آموزشی در زمینه برنامه نویسی پایگاه داده (دیتابیس) در C#:
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کوروش بزرگ یکی از شاهان ایرانی است که در دوره ی پادشاهی وی جهان بزرگترین امپراطوری را به خود تجربه کرد تاریخ شناسان بر این باورند که اولین منشور حقوق بشر توسط این شاه ایرانی تدوین شده است
The History Of Noise
[Leon Cohen]
Noise had a glorious birth. It was one of the three miracles of the miracle year, 1905. Einstein, always aiming to solve the greatest of problems and to solve them simply, saw that noise could be the instrument to establish one of the greatest ideas of all time—the existence of atoms. In a few simple pages he invented noise, and thus “noise” was born. Immediately after Einstein, there was an incredible flurry of ideas of the most profound kind which continues to this day. Noise permeates every field of science and technology and has been instrumental in solving great problems, including the origin of the universe. But noise, considered by many as unwanted and mistakenly defined as such by some, has little respectability. The term itself conjures up images of rejection. Yet it is an idea that has served mankind in the most profound ways. It would be a dull, gray world without noise. The story of noise is fascinating, and while in its early stages, noise’s story was clearly told, its subsequent divergence into many subfields has often resulted in a lack of understanding of its historical origins, development, and importance. We try to give it some justice. We discuss who did what, when, and why, and the historical misconceptions. But most importantly, we aim to show that the story of noise is an exciting story, filled with drama, and worth telling.
