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    PPCaP.tw

    a calculator on personal probability of prostate cancer

    We collect articles and re-computerize those contents to help calculate the probability of prostate cancer for cases. The program now is focus on cases of Taiwan area because or our choice. The articles we used were : 1. Zhao R ans Huang Y et al published at PlosOne 2004 2. Virtanen A and Gomari M et al published at Clinical Chemistry 1999 3. Finne P and Auvinen A el al published at Euro Urol 2002 4. Chua M E and Tanseco PP et al published at Asian J Urol 2015
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    DoF Priority

    A one-page calculator to tell each DoF in differect apertures.

    This program is designed for phtographer who need to know different DoF in each apertures under fixed environment factors. It is a one-page calculator. Just input the film/sensor size and focal length of lens, DoF of each different aperture will be calculated and presentated.
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    A Roman Numeral Calculator. Ratio Mercatoris (formerly Ratiocinator) is a calculator program using Roman Numerals. Also, has built-in Financial and Scientific (Ancient Rome) functions.
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    I've never found a fast calculator for linux with a small footprint that uses Gnome so I've decided to created one. It is a good thing for the people who have to load up OpenOffice every time they want to do a math problem.
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