Titlebook: Navigating Unpredictability: Collaborative Networks in Non-linear Worlds; 25th IFIP WG 5.5 Wor Luis M. Camarinha-Matos,Angel Ortiz,Anne-Mar

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and in artificial cultures gave the data he collected in the laboratory and the field the same epistemological status. For him, organisms developed the physiological characteristics that defined their ‘true’ roles in the cycle of life in the plenum of nature’s complexity. By eliminating that comple

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Heli Kortesalmi,Lili Aunimo,Eija-Leena K?rkinen(which had made a deep impression on Vinogradskii) and N?geli’s work. It is most probable that Famintsyn, through his lectures and laboratory courses, had led Vinogradskii to study seriously Pasteur’s and N?geli’s researches. For this reason I present their work as Vinogradskii first encountered it,

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Daniel Cortés,Jose-Bernardo Rosas-Fernandez,Arturo Molinavironment could be—and in his experience often was—“dirtied” (.) by foreign decomposing materials, he clarified that by “soil” he meant “biologically normal mineral soil.” Although this type of soil does not contain organic substances in the process of fermentation, some substances may have begun to

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Human and Machine Complementary Roles in Collaborative Evaluation of Creative SpeechPT4). While the results demonstrate a certain degree of correlation between human and AI evaluation especially in evaluating Flexibility, they also reveal the differences in how humans and machines perceive Originality in text.