...resolution.2.01
There are about 150,000,000 receptors in the human eye, but only about 1,000,000 optic nerve fibers, so the number of ``pixels'' is several million, about that of a high quality computer monitor.

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...well.''2.01
While a desktop user interface has been added to Unix and desktop-style applications are available for it, there is still a thriving Unix sub-culture that remains loyal to command-line oriented tools such as Knuth's TeX [22], the Emacs editor [38], wc for doing word counts, and so on. [34] Emacs is interesting as an example of a tool which goes well beyond the command line interface but in a direction entirely different from the desktop model. If the desktop model is a ``point and click'' interface, the Emacs model might be called a ``cut and paste'' interface. The user can capture text strings or sequences of keystrokes and combine them into powerful operations. If that is not sufficient, there is a complete implementation of Lisp that can be used to extend the system. This type of programmability is an area in which the desktop interface is notoriously weak. [16]
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...understands.2.01
In object oriented terms, the filter intercepts the input events and directly invokes the methods of the data object.
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...limit2.01
[13], p. 627
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...policy''2.01
See [35], p. 7
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...technology.2.01
And, of course, improved hardware technology.
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...bottom2.01
Often called front to back.
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...release.2.01
Many systems use enter and leave events to achieve this functionality. Tab allows multiple simultaneous grabs of the event stream to achieve the same effect.
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David Fox