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EXHIBIT 31

COMPUTER
01 TI NARY
THIRD EDITION

Donald D. Spencer, Ph.D.

tRM lOl
CAMELOT PUBLISHING COMPANY
Ormond Beach, Florida

Published by
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This book was laser typeset in Helvetica.
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and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the publisher.
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Printed Library Materials, ANSI Z39.48-1984.

LIbrary of Congress Cataloging-In-Publication Data
Spencer, Donald D.
Computer dictionary / Donald D. Spencer. --3rd ed.
p.
cm.
ISBN 0-89218-209-1 (alk. paper)
1. Computers--Dictionaries. 2. Electronic data processingI. Title.
-Dictionaries.
QA76.15.S64 1992
91-9355
004'.03--dc20
CIP

module (1) One logical part of a program. A major program may be
broken down into a number of logically self-contained modules. These
modules may be written (and possibly tested separately) by a number of.
programmers. The modules can then be put together to form the complete
program. This is called modular programming. (2) Interchangeable plug-in
item containing components. (3) A set of logically related statements that
perform a specific function.
module diagram Part of the notation of object-oriented design, used to
show the allocation of classes and objects to modules in the physical
design of a system.
modulo Mathematical function that yields the remainder of division. For
example, 25 modulo 4 equals 1. This is derived by dividing 25 by 4, which
leaves a remainder of 1. This is the modulo value of the operation.
moire pattern (1) An interference pattern created when two regular dot
patterns are asymmetrically superimposed. (2) An undesirable grid pattern
that may occur when a bit-mapped graphic with gray fill patterns is reduced or enlarged. (3) In scanning, an objectionable pattern caused by the
interference of halftone screens. Often produced when you rescan a halftone and a second screen is applied on top of the first.
monadic Pertaining to an operation that uses only one operand. Contrast
with niladic.
monadic Boolean operator
such as the NOT operator.

Boolean operator with only one operand,

monitor (1) A device on which images generated by the computer's video
adapter are displayed. (2) Control program or supervisor.
monochrome A term applied to a monitor that displays a single color
(white, amber or green) image on a contrasting (black) background, producing a sharp, clear display that is easy to read.
monochrome adapter
ground color.

A video adapter capable of producing one fore-

monochrome display
color.

A video display capable of displaying only one

monolithic (1) Pertaining to a single silicon substrate upon which an
integrated circuit is constructed. (2) Complete and all in one piece. For
example, a linkage editor combines several fragmentary program modules
.
into a single monolithic program.
monolithic Integrated circuit Circuit formed in a single piece of the
substrate material, as opposed to a hybrid circuit, in which individual
(physically separate) circuit components are electrically interconnected to
form the final circuit.

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