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2004
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Darren Chamberlain, David Cross, Andy Wardley:
Perl template toolkit - scalable templating for the web. O'Reilly 2004, ISBN 978-0-596-00476-7, pp. I-XIII, 1-574

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1993
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David Cross, Reinhard Drefenstedt, Jörg Keller:
Reduction of Network Cost and Wiring in Ranade's Butterfly Routing. Inf. Process. Lett. 45(2): 63-67 (1993)

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2019
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Scott Suko, Parrish Ralston, Jamin McCue, Shuai Zhou, David Fry, Chris Kalaigian, David Cross, Darnell Lane, Bryce Winters:
5.8 GHz Near Field Power Harvesting Circuitry Implemented in 14 nm CMOS Technology. RFID 2019: 1-6
2007
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David Cross, Eric Nequist, Louis Scheffer:
A DFM aware, space based router. ISPD 2007: 171-172

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