Titlebook: On the Move to Meaningful Internet Systems 2004: CoopIS, DOA, and ODBASE; OTM Confederated Int Robert Meersman,Zahir Tari Conference procee

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Comparing Approaches for Semantic Service Description and Matchmakingo these shared concepts. In order to make the specifications executable and to enable matchmaking a functional programming language (Haskell) is used in this approach. For a scenario from the domain of disaster management, both approaches are tested for one specific type of match.

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On Managing Changes in the Ontology-Based E-governmentchanges. We have extended our previous work in ontology evolution, in order to take into account the specificities of ontologies that are used for the description of E-Government services. Even though we use the E-Government domain as an example, the approach is general enough to be applied in other domains.

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0302-9743 searchers organized an original setup and formula to bring PhD students together and allow them to submit their research proposals for selection. A limited number of the submissions and their approaches were independently evaluated by a panel of senior experts at the conference, and presented by the

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Radosław Adamus,Kazimierz Subietads achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 5 (SDG5). Women are good leaders if they get the necessary support and are treated as equal partners and beneficiaries of development. Good leaders have the commitment to serve others with integrity and humility and are characterised by th

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Cai-Nicolas Ziegler,Georg Lausenowed that many waterpoints to acquire groundwater using handpumps had been installed in the region over the last two decades to provide access to improved water services. However, the waterpoints have had unsafe water based on its smell, taste and odor over time and in some cases, other waterpoints

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Yannis Tzitzikas,Anastasia Analytiriety of quiet performance conditions. Noting anxieties around silence in dance performance, it first highlights the presence of pauses in classical and abstract ballets, as well as modern works, before sketching a history of works without musical accompaniment from Mary Wigman’s pioneering experime

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Andreas Koeller,Elke A. Rundensteinerive to the overall environments of their performances, accordingly promoting William Forsythe from choreographer to .. Introducing Forsythe’s oeuvre and recognizing a large part of it as reflective of the style of performance that Hans-Thies Lehmann has delineated as ., the chapter indicates how Leh