Titlebook: Logical Aspects of Computational Linguistics; Third International Michael Moortgat Conference proceedings 2001 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heid

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Dominance Constraints in Context Unification Tree descriptions in the language of context unification have attracted some interest in unification and rewriting theory. Recently, dominance constraints and context unification have both been used in different underspecified approaches to the semantics of scope, parallelism, and their interaction

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Lexicalized Proof-Nets and TAGs modules (or partial proof-nets) which consist in entries for words, describing both the category of the word and its behavior when interacting with other words. Then the natural question of comparing the generative power of such grammars with Tree Adjoining Grammars [.], as [.] pointed some links o

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Grammars with Composite Storagesare nested. In natural languages one can easily find examples to which this simple model cannot be applied straight forwardly. In this paper I will show that a formalism fitting better to linguistic structures can be obtained by using a sequence of pushdowns instead of one pushdown for the storage o

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ems based on the successful solutions of similar past issues or by adapting solutions of previous problems retained in a case-base. Therefore, this paper complements prior studies in CBR for regional policy towards sustainable development and provides knowledge to aid the transformation of regions.

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Marcelo Finger control, and a failure to address important social aspects of cities. Here we consider a more fundamental question of centralization versus distribution of city information, and in particular the information . the city and not only . the city—a distinction we draw by applying the concept of .. Afte

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Nissim Francezreate useful content for citizens, communities, businesses, and governments (Lim et al. .; McKinseyGlobal Institute .). Thus, modern regions and cities are akin to data-driven organizations. To function properly, they must develop the ability to mine, structure, visualize, and interpret data. This c

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Stephen J. HegnerSchools in Asia Pacific have long faced a variety of challenges in terms of sustainable development under the education reforms and curriculum reforms to meet the demands of a knowledge society. Schools are inevitably expected to develop human capital for the knowledge society within the competitive