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A case-tool for supporting navigation in the class hierarchy
ACM SIGSOFT Software Engineering Notes, 1997The central role that class hierarchy plays in object-oriented systems is discussed. The study focuses on design and maintenance stages where the requirements of navigation facilities are greater than at other stages of the systems lifecycle. It will be shown that different kinds of navigation are needed and it is necessary to browse up and down the ...
A. Putkonen, M. Kiekara
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Consensus rules based on decisive families: The case of hierarchies
Mathematical Social Sciences, 2009zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Fred R. McMorris, Robert C. Powers
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Structuralization of case-bases, using concept hierarchy
1998The case-based reasoning makes it possible to construct easy management mechanism for manipulating knowledge resources successfully. Some prototyping systems have been developed and applied to individual domains. However, it is important to structuralize effectively the organization in point of retrieval efficiency. In this paper, the structuralization
Toyohide Watanabe, Masataka Yamada
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The case of dynamical mass hierarchies
Il Nuovo Cimento A, 1985Hierarchical mass ratios—of apparent importance in particle physics—can arise from logarithmic-type consistency equations related to a spontaneous symmetry breakdown. For a breakdown of an internal symmetry groupG to a remaining subgroupH the induced unitary trasmutator fields connectG with the locally implemented subgroupH and establish, via their ...
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The spatial organization of accessibility and functional hierarchy: The case of Israel
Computers, Environment and Urban Systems, 2020Abstract Accessibility is a well-known basic term in spatial science and planning and is inherently related to functional aspects of places and regions. Although previous studies have examined functional systems and spatial accessibility few have attended to the association among them across geographical scales.
Nir Kaplan, David Burg, Itzhak Omer
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1992
This paper presents a typological analysis of grammatical case systems across languages, proposing a structured hierarchy that reflects the relative markedness and syntactic roles of cases. The hierarchy typically begins with core cases—nominative and accusative—progressing through genitive, dative, locative, and other oblique cases. The paper's author
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This paper presents a typological analysis of grammatical case systems across languages, proposing a structured hierarchy that reflects the relative markedness and syntactic roles of cases. The hierarchy typically begins with core cases—nominative and accusative—progressing through genitive, dative, locative, and other oblique cases. The paper's author
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COMMUTING, HIERARCHY AND NETWORKING: THE CASE OF FLANDERS
Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie, 2005This paper presents an approach for extending the study of networking to areas other than daily urban systems. It examines whether key policy concepts of the Flanders Spatial Structure Plan fit in with the geographical structuring reflected in the spatial structure of commuting.
NATHALIE VAN NUFFEL, PIETER SAEY
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Recursion and hierarchy in digital design and prototyping
Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Computer Systems and Technologies - CompSysTech '11, 2011With the constant growth of integration level, today's circuits contain way over millions of gates. This puts forward a fundamental question -- how to efficiently use enormous and continuously rising hardware resources in the design process? This paper describes a reuse technique that can be applied to the design of FPGA-based application-specific ...
Dmitri Mihhailov +4 more
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An Average-Case Depth Hierarchy Theorem for Higher Depth
2016 IEEE 57th Annual Symposium on Foundations of Computer Science (FOCS), 2016We extend the recent hierarchy results of Rossman, Servedio and Tan [1] to address circuits of almost logarithmic depth. Our proof uses the same basic approach as [1] but a number of small differences enables us to obtain a stronger result by a significantly shorter proof.
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Social hierarchies and intergroup discrimination: The case of the intermediate status group
British Journal of Social Psychology, 2010The study of status differences between groups has been an important topic in intergroup relations research. In this work, status differences are typically operationalized in dyadic terms: i.e., high versus low status. Based on the social identity approach, we conducted a minimal group experiment to investigate intergroup ...
CARICATI, Luca, MONACELLI, Nadia
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