Titlebook: Ma?- und Integrationstheorie; Eine Einführung Klaus Floret Textbook 1981 Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden 1981 Algebra.Borelma?.Division.Ebene

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ustrially produced 10-undecenoic methylester were used as starting materials for the preparation of dicarboxylic esters. Two different reaction routes were applied. Ketonisation of the terminal unsaturated fatty acid esters by Wacker-oxidation using PdCl./CuCl or RhCl./FeCl. as catalysts led to meth

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Klaus Floretore effective as it offers a more consistently integrated computational context..For it to be feasible to design and construct a PAS it must be possible to incrementally add program and data to the existing collection. For a PAS to endure it must offer flexibility: a capacity to evolve and change. T

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Klaus Floreta on parts of a GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications) Phase 2 system. In particular, the following topics are dealt with: basics of the Siemens development process, with emphasis on testing issues; a high level description of the system under test; the actions taken in order to improve the e

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Klaus Floreta on parts of a GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications) Phase 2 system. In particular, the following topics are dealt with: basics of the Siemens development process, with emphasis on testing issues; a high level description of the system under test; the actions taken in order to improve the e

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Klaus Floretation. Unfortunately, such an approach makes it difficult to reuse these objects in applications with different coordination patterns. Moreover, the algorithms used for object coordination are inextricably linked to the original object implementation and cannot themselves be easily reused for the co

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Klaus Floretlarge possible set of articulated deformable objects in arbitrary positions is present in sensed data when clutter is also present and the objects are partially occluded. The modeling approach is to represent complex objects by patches or parts that individually capture significant local information