Titlebook: Optimal Experiment Design for Dynamic System Identification; Martin B. Zarrop Book 1979 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1979 Dynamisches

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nd appropriateness of, projects as a unifying structure for the web. Our results point to two types of projects that we term ‘preparatory’ and ‘opportunistic’ based on when and for what reason users create them. We discuss the design of our system, the results of our mixed-method evaluation, and our

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nd appropriateness of, projects as a unifying structure for the web. Our results point to two types of projects that we term ‘preparatory’ and ‘opportunistic’ based on when and for what reason users create them. We discuss the design of our system, the results of our mixed-method evaluation, and our

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nd appropriateness of, projects as a unifying structure for the web. Our results point to two types of projects that we term ‘preparatory’ and ‘opportunistic’ based on when and for what reason users create them. We discuss the design of our system, the results of our mixed-method evaluation, and our

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nd appropriateness of, projects as a unifying structure for the web. Our results point to two types of projects that we term ‘preparatory’ and ‘opportunistic’ based on when and for what reason users create them. We discuss the design of our system, the results of our mixed-method evaluation, and our

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prise?2.0 (. Social Enterprise). In particular, our research group advocates that existing practices for managing enterprise information systems need to be re-visited in a way that permits to capture social relations that arise inside and outside the enterprise, to establish guidelines and technique

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nd appropriateness of, projects as a unifying structure for the web. Our results point to two types of projects that we term ‘preparatory’ and ‘opportunistic’ based on when and for what reason users create them. We discuss the design of our system, the results of our mixed-method evaluation, and our

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978-3-540-09841-6Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1979