The efense dvanced esearch rojects gency, a branch of the United States Department of Defense responsible for a wide range of research and applications development, and a long-time funder of research in language processing. For a number of years, in the late 1980s and early 1990s, this organization was known as ARPA. Its Web site is http://www.darpa.mil/.
Defence Advanced Research Projects Agency. Defence Advanced Research Projects Agency. A government agency charged with the mission of researching various technologies for use in military applications.
Defence Advanced Research Agency. The new name for ARPA.
DARPA is the government agency that initiated the development of the ARPANET, which marked the beginnings of the Internet.
Defence Advanced Research Projects Agency (US DoD); re: ARPA
efense dvanced esearch rojects gency. DOD-based technology research and development agency.
the central research and development organization for the United States Department of Defense; responsible for developing new surveillance technologies since 9/11
the US government agency that funded the ARPANET.
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, the U.S. government agency that funded the ARPANET.
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency DARPA (originally known as ARPA) is a branch of the American Defense Department that funds advanced research. The Internet originated as an ARPA project.
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency; U.S. government department that developed the TCP/IP ARPANET protocol architecture.
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency. See: Advanced Research Projects Agency
United States Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency
Formerly called Arpa, this US government agency that funded research and experimentation with the Arpanet and later, the connected Internet- The group within Darpa responsible for the Arpanet is ISTO (information Systems Techniques Office), formerly IPTO (Information Processing Techniques Office).
DARPA Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (United States Department of Defense)
Acronym for : Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency. DARPA is the independent research branch of the U.S. Department of Defense that created the Internet. Formed in in 1958 as ARPA, it developed the first network which connected the computers of four universities.
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency [US GOV
Funded development of TCP/IP and ARPAnet (predecessor of the Internet).
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency. A government agency that funded research and experimentation with the DARPA Internet.
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (formerly ARPA)
Defense Advance Research Projects Agency
Defense Advanced Research Projects Administration. The central research and development organization for the Department of Defense (DoD), USA. http://www.darpa.mil
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency.The Federal agency that began as ARPA, and started the Internet.It became ARPA again in 1990.
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency. A US Dept of Defense agency that funds high-risk research projects and that funded the development of UNIX 4.2, and the TCP/IP communications protocol. One of the founders of the Internet.
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DOD)
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency. Far-sighted technology research funding wing of the Pentagon. Responsible for the early funding of the Arpanet and Berkeley Unix, along with many other worthwhile projects. Currently obsessed with micro-electromechanical (MEMS) technology.
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency http://www.darpa.mil
U.S. Department of Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency: The government agency that funded the ARPANET and later started the Internet.
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, the funding agency for the original ARPANET, the precursor of today's Internet.
US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (now ARPA). One of the bodies which `created' the concept of the Internet and funded the development of Internet facilities for many years.
Is the Defense Applied Research Projects Agency.
Originally ARPA, the government agency that funded the research that developed ARPANET.
(U.S.) Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency
A major sponsor of computer science research in the U.S., including digital libraries. Formerly ARPA.
Defense Advanced Research Project Agency
See Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency.
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency. Replaced ARPA and had a more military bent. Has since been renamed ARPA again. See also ARPA.