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... Characterizing the differencebetween the current used atomic databases and AIMS is based on our objectives and they are: a) The building of AIMS [9], the online DatabaseManagementSystem (DBMS) ... work and characterizing the differencebetween the current International Journal of DatabaseManagement Systems ( IJDMS ), Vol.3, No.2, May 2011 8 Table 4: present a comparison between ... recombination and photoionization model . 5. Summary and Conclusion We have successfully proposed and designed an online databasemanagementsystem namely called AIMS, with current and anticipated...
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