Titlebook: Weather Satellites; Systems, Data, and E P. Krishna Rao,Susan J. Holmes,Paul E. Lehr Book 1990 American Meteorological Society 1990 Remote

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er, we address the central problem of load balancing during parallel query execution in NUMA multiprocessors. We first show that an execution model for NUMA should not use data partitioning (as shared-nothing systems do) but should strive to exploit efficient shared-memory strategies like Synchronou

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P. Krishna Rao,Susan J. Holmes,Ralph K. Anderson,Jay S. Winston,Paul E. Lehr a change with respect to epistemologically oriented post-cartesian philosophy must be noted: an important achievement of contemporary philosophy has been its elimination of psychologism, of the confusion of subjective and objective concepts. Indeed, many philosophers reacted so strongly against psy

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f the honour of being the king of the sciences. We see this with Plato who argues that only the philosopher can secure access to the Ideas, Hegel, for whom only the philosophical consciousness is capable of truly understanding the truth of spirit, and Heidegger, who insists that philosophy is superi

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ce the interpretation of which does not involve temporal aspects. Thus, our approach to ontology-based interpretation of natural language has to account for these temporal aspects. For this purpose, we need an ontology or logical vocabulary that allows us to represent the temporal aspects of the mea

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P. Krishna Rao,Susan J. Holmes,Ralph K. Anderson,Jay S. Winston,Paul E. Lehrcs of the data repositories that store the relevant data for a given query. Three main aspects of intelligent query processing are considered in this book. First, . can capture the information content of the repositories. The user queries the global information system by expressing information needs

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