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HPL
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HPLHackley Public Library (Muskegon, MI, USA)
HPLHamilton Public Library (Ontario, Canada)
HPLHekemian Programming Language
HPLHewlett Packard Laboratories
HPLHigh Performance Lane (bowling)
HPLHigh Performance Leadership (Toastmasters Program)
HPLHigh Pressure Laminate
HPLHigh Priority List
HPLHigh-Level Programming Language
HPLHome-Phone LAN
HPLHorizontal Protection Limit
HPLHorn Point Laboratory
HPLHotels Properties Limited
HPLHoward Philip Lovecraft (writer)
HPLHuman Pancreatic Lipase
HPLHuman Performance Laboratory
HPLHyperlipidemia
hPLHuman Placental Lactogen
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In 1973, he joined Hewlett Packard Laboratories as department manager, where he developed
Garrett Garrettson Appointed to Board of Catalyst Semiconductor, Inc by Business Wire
With over 60,000 systems installed using the Arula Management Platform, patented technology originally developed at Hewlett Packard laboratories.
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Birnbaum, chief scientist and retired vice president of Hewlett Packard Laboratories, are being honored by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) for technical innovation and leadership.
Lucent, Sun, and Chief H-P Scientist Joel Birnbaum to Receive IEEE ... by Business Wire
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