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AS 3510: 12/31/1986 Data communication – Arrangements for DTE to DTE physical connection using V.24 and X.24 interchange circuits
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AS 3511: 01/01/1987 Information processing systems – Data communication – Multilink procedures
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AS 3512 SUPP 1: 01/01/1995 Information processing systems – Data communication – High-level data link control procedures – Description of the X.25 LAPB-compatible DTE data link procedures – Conformance requirements (Supplement to AS 3512-1987)
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AS 3512: 01/01/1987 Information processing systems – Data communication – High-level data link control procedures – Description of the X.25 LAPB-compatible DTE data link procedures
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AS 3513: 12/31/1986 Information processing systems – Data communication – High-level data link control balanced classes of procedures – Data-link layer address resolution/negotiation in switched environments
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AS 3514: 12/31/1986 Information processing – Text and office systems – Standard generalized markup language (SGML)
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AS 3515.1: 01/01/1996 Gold and gold bearing alloys – Determination of gold content (less than 30%) – Gravimetric method
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AS 3515.1: 01/01/2005 Gold and gold bearing alloys – Determination of gold content (less than 30%) – Gravimetric (fire assay) method
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AS 3515.1: 03/01/2019 Gold and gold bearing alloys, Part 1: Determination of gold content (less than 30%) – Gravimetric (fire assay) method
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AS 3515.2: 01/01/1993 Gold and gold bearing alloys – Determination of gold content (30 percent – 99.5 percent) – Gravimetric method
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AS 3515.2: 01/01/2002 Gold and gold bearing alloys – Determination of gold content 30% to 99.5% – Gravimetric (fire assay) method
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AS 3515.2: 03/01/2019 Gold and gold bearing alloys, Part 2: Determination of gold content (30 % to 99.5 %) – Gravimetric (fire assay) method