Sensing and control

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Parkinson, E. and Plimmer, D. 1995. Sensing and control. Bradford Resources for Learning.
AuthorsParkinson, E. and Plimmer, D.
Year1995
PublisherResources for Learning
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Print1995
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Deposited09 Jun 2011
Place of publicationBradford
ISBN1872143024
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