MakerBot removed Wilson's gun designs from Thingiverse, its repository of computer-aided design files for 3-D printers.
One of these efforts, known as the Morningside Initiative, is a collaborative effort started in November 2007 to develop an open, Web-based repository of computer-processable medical knowledge [ 80].
Thus, centrally managed repositories of computer-processable knowledge are needed to enable CDS for genomic and personalized medicine on a widespread basis.
Requisite components of this infrastructure include the standardized representation of genomic and non-genomic patient data across health information systems; centrally managed repositories of computer-processable medical knowledge; and standardized approaches for applying these knowledge resources against patient data to generate and deliver patient-specific care recommendations.
One critical component of a national CDS infrastructure is centrally managed repositories of authoritative, computer-processable knowledge on how genetic and genomic interventions should be utilized clinically.
Once reliant on New York City advertisers, and subject to the ups and downs of the local economy, The Times is increasingly a repository of national advertising by computer makers, financial concerns, airlines and other national companies.
It has grown from a repository of documents into a computer in itself, offering all the storage and processing power consumers and companies could want.
Widespread access to the repository of information stored on computers across the globe has changed the way we teach, learn, and communicate.
Consequently, passive testing still does not belong to the repository of conceptual, technological, and linguistic devices of computer science and telecommunications research communities.
It's the equivalent of a buried treasure chest of computer generated art: a repository of 100 stunning generative artworks built with Processing, assembled by Matt Pearson.
Included in today's basic navigational gear are electronic longitude and latitude finders, compact-disc repositories of geographic data, computer interpreted radar and perhaps local area networks.
