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IEEE Internet Computing, 2008
The idea behind collective work is that we're all attempting to perform individual tasks, and the ways in which we accomplish our objectives interact. Sometimes this is because we're all part of a larger project, and sometimes it's just because what we do can affect other people's plans if they know about what we've done.
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The idea behind collective work is that we're all attempting to perform individual tasks, and the ways in which we accomplish our objectives interact. Sometimes this is because we're all part of a larger project, and sometimes it's just because what we do can affect other people's plans if they know about what we've done.
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2017
Karl Marx wrote that in the higher phase of Communism, society could inscribe on its banner the phrase, from each according to his ability to each according to his needs. This chapter explores the role of the government and individual in providing for the needs of the collective.
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Karl Marx wrote that in the higher phase of Communism, society could inscribe on its banner the phrase, from each according to his ability to each according to his needs. This chapter explores the role of the government and individual in providing for the needs of the collective.
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2011
In the previous chapter, you looked at how objects collaborate and communicate in object-oriented programs. That chapter introduced the concepts of messaging, events, delegation, exception handling, and asynchronous programming. In this chapter, you will look at how collections of objects are organized and processed.
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In the previous chapter, you looked at how objects collaborate and communicate in object-oriented programs. That chapter introduced the concepts of messaging, events, delegation, exception handling, and asynchronous programming. In this chapter, you will look at how collections of objects are organized and processed.
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Physics Today, 1965
About four years ago, there appeared in the Personal Column of the (London) Times an advertisement which invited readers to send “new, unpublished and unorthodox scientific theories to essayist-advertiser for purposes of evaluation and review”. The response was more than gratifying and, in this simple way, some rich additions were quickly made to a ...
H. K. Henisch, B. A. Henisch
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About four years ago, there appeared in the Personal Column of the (London) Times an advertisement which invited readers to send “new, unpublished and unorthodox scientific theories to essayist-advertiser for purposes of evaluation and review”. The response was more than gratifying and, in this simple way, some rich additions were quickly made to a ...
H. K. Henisch, B. A. Henisch
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The Slavic and East European Journal, 1990
Peter A. Rolland, Meletij Smotryc'kyj
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Peter A. Rolland, Meletij Smotryc'kyj
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