Titlebook: Software-intensive verteilte Echtzeitsysteme Echtzeit 2009; Fachtagung des GI/GM Wolfgang A. Halang,Peter Holleczek Conference proceedings

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Timo Kerstan,Daniel Baldin,Gunnar Schomakercity (see Boyer 2002) is constantly materialized and replayed. It seems valid to concede, in line with Mike Crang for example, that “places have always had different temporalities orchestrated through them” (2001: 191); this, as I will attempt to show, has a particular pertinence in the context of c

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Roman Gumzej,Martin Lipi?nik the social production of world city space (Hannerz 1996; Beaverstock 2001). As these groups, who circulate the global city, dock in Shanghai, they also partake in the production of its local place identity formation through performances of memory that relate to Shanghai’s mediated memories, local h

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Stefan Zeltnere dataset for this chapter consists of a sample of 28,261 tweets containing ‘20D’. They were extracted with the help of NodeXL. Our objective through this work is to identify the microdiscourses that appear with ‘20D’, analyse the co-hashtags relationships, and attempt to identify patterns about the

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Miriam Schleipen or ‘pasteurization’ would be more correct as a temperature of 100 °C is not sufficient to kill the spores of bacteria and render the media sterile. A temperature of 125 °C is required to kill all of the organisms present in soils. In the USA, where steam-air mixtures are more widely used to achieve

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