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• One notable feature of TENEX was its user-oriented command line interpreter.
• TENEX, which fairly quickly became the de facto standard in the research community.
• Another field of TENEX's activities is development of transport and logistical infrastructure.
• Tenex chief Albert Shiskin refused to comment.
• At this time, he presided over the grand opening of the Tenex Subsidiary Office in Tokyo.
• Prior to the bankruptcy court filing, Tenex representatives were absent from meetings between Benton and his creditors.
• A five-year fixed pricing agreement between USEC and Tenex expired at the end of last year.
• The intention was to leapfrog from the old TENEX & ndash; at that time the ARPANET standard.
• To relieve users of the need to type these long commands, TENEX used a " tcsh.
• From the start, the new DECSYSTEM-20 would run a version of TENEX as its default operating system.
• The Russian government's counterpart is Technsnabexport, known as Tenex, which processes the uranium and takes the payments.
• Tenex exports enriched uranium products as well as uranium conversion and / or isotope enrichment services to 32 companies in 16 countries.
• TOPS-20 ( and possibly TENEX ) used a 0 to 2 level tree that has similarities to a B-tree.
• USEC's initial proposal to Tenex has changed little since it was offered in May 2000, and Russian officials are growing impatient.
• Later MATHLAB was made available to users on PDP-6 and PDP-10 systems running TOPS-10 or TENEX in universities.
• DEC later ported Tenex to the KL10, enhanced it considerably, and named it TOPS-20, forming the DECSYSTEM-20 line.
• The developer team amongst them Daniel Murphy and Daniel G . Bobrow chose the name TENEX ( TEN-EXtended ) for the new system.
• TENEX became fairly popular in the small PDP-10 market, and the external pager hardware developed into a small business of its own.
• The latest round of talks between USEC Inc . of Bethesda, Maryland, and its Russian counterpart, Tenex, ended Friday in Moscow without a deal.
• Navigating one's way around the Net in the early days required more than a rudimentary command of Tenex, the operating system of choice for serious programmers.