Compilation of numeric data has been of interest to mankind since ancient times Collections of astronomic observations permitted the production of systematic calendars for great nations like the Mayans, Egyptians, Babylonians and Jews Extensive sets of data were available to early navigators and pioneer physicists of medieval times A well known example of data compilation was the celebrated Alfonsine Tables The tables were completed in 1252 under the direction of Isaac ben Said and Yehuda ben Moshe Cohen during the rule of Alfonso X of Castile For three hundred years this was considered to be the best planetary data collection Another famous astronomical data compilation was Caroline Herschel's Catalogue of Stars published in 1798 In the last decade there has been an increased need for precise information by government agencies, private industries, the business world and academic institutions The continuing acknowledgement of the need for quantitative data contributed to the quick development and marketing of many databases that contain numerical and other factual information

Numeric Databases in the Sciences.

In 112 healthy subjects and 1, 767 patients examined for subjective complaints or assessment of pneumoconiosis, the routine examination of clinical status, chest X-ray and lung function was completed by measurement of forced expiratory vital capacity (FVC) and calculation of the difference between inspiratory and forced expiratory vital capacity (dVC).

The significance of the difference between slow inspiratory and forced expiratory vital capacity

[A simple program for storage and evaluation of medical data on a process computer (author's transl)].

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[A simple program for storage and evaluation of medical data on a process computer (author's transl)].