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Single-step v.3.0.2.3
Single-step features: -Allows you to describe your current life situation. -Helps you to identify the areas you would most like to change. -Provides structure to assist you in defining and setting your goals.
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Gaussian Wave Packet: Step Scattering v.1.0
Simulates the time evolution of a free Gaussian wave packet. Gaussian Wave Packet: Step Scattering model simulates the time evolution of a free Gaussian wave packet in position space when it is incident on a potential energy step.
Plane Wave: Step Scattering v.1.0
Plane Wave: Step Scattering is a quantum physics simulation. Plane Wave: Step Scattering model simulates the time evolution of a free-particle plane wave in position space when it is incident on a potential energy step.
Step Brothers v.2.0.0.0
This is a sounboard with sounds from Step Brothers. It includes 160 sounds. We try to update it regularly with new sounds. You are even capable of making these sounds your ringtone. But most of all,
In-STEP BLUE v.6.4.4.0
in-STEP BLUE is a tool for IT project management. It offers project and multi-project management, requirements and change management, quality and test management, configuration management, risk management and process management.
IDA-STEP v.4.0.14
IDA-STEP is a new generation of standards-based tools from LKSoft. IDA-STEP is a fully modular application - you can create your own perfect IDA-STEP application for various data viewing and management purposes.
STEP++ v.9.0
STEP offers features like Terminal Emulation, File Transfer, Printing to PC Printers from the host applications, Printing to host printers from PC applications, Hash utility to match the integrity of PC files, and many more.
1 Step UnZip v.2.0
1 Step UnZip is an easy to use unzipping utility that allows even the most novice computer user to unzip and install their downloaded Internet files and programs.
Step Barrier Scattering Model v.1.0
Study quantum physics with the help of this simulation. Barrier Scattering model shows a quantum mechanical experiment in which an incident wave (particle) traveling from the left is transmitted and reflected from a potential step at x=0.
