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OCLC Systems & Services: International digital library perspectives, 2011
PurposeThis column aims to investigate the possibilities of web services for the integration of information with relevant services.Design/methodology/approachThis is a viewpoint paper.FindingsThis column encourages the exploration of web services based on careful analysis and semantic ontologies in order to provide relevant integration of services and ...
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PurposeThis column aims to investigate the possibilities of web services for the integration of information with relevant services.Design/methodology/approachThis is a viewpoint paper.FindingsThis column encourages the exploration of web services based on careful analysis and semantic ontologies in order to provide relevant integration of services and ...
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Dynamics of time and information in dynamic time
Biosystems, 1998Time is intrinsically locally asynchronous, dynamic in itself, and self-organizing in having locally asynchronous time precipitate further asynchronous time while leaving behind globally synchronous time. The resulting global synchronism is skewed in locally asynchronous time, while being vertical to the effected globally synchronous time.
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The Interlevel Dynamics of Information Technology
Journal of Information Technology, 1998Levels of analysis are common frameworks for describing organizational dynamics, both in the general organizational and the information technology (IT)-organizational literature. Levels of analysis – individual, group, intergroup and organizational – are typically presented as constructs under which particular organizational dynamics can be grouped and
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Dynamic scheduling with incomplete information
Proceedings of the tenth annual ACM symposium on Parallel algorithms and architectures - SPAA '98, 1998We consider the following scheduling problem: Our goal is to execute a given amount of arbitrarily decomposable work on a distributed machine as quickly as possible. The work is maintained by a central scheduler that can assign chunks of work of an arbitrary size to idle processors. The difficulty is that the processing time required for a chunk is not
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Dynamic information theory and information description of dynamic systems
Science China Physics, Mechanics and Astronomy, 2010In this paper, we develop dynamic statistical information theory established by the author. Starting from the ideas that the state variable evolution equations of stochastic dynamic systems, classical and quantum nonequilibrium statistical physical systems and special electromagnetic field systems can be regarded as their information symbol evolution ...
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Workshop on Physics and Computation, 2005
The historical search for the fundamental meaning of thermodynamic entropy lead to the discovery of the connection between entropy and information about microscopic dynamics, which in turn motivated the development of the theory of information in communications.
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The historical search for the fundamental meaning of thermodynamic entropy lead to the discovery of the connection between entropy and information about microscopic dynamics, which in turn motivated the development of the theory of information in communications.
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Physics-Uspekhi, 1994
The dynamical and information aspects of the behaviour of complex physical systems are considered. In classical physics the information coupling appears in the interaction of nonlinear systems with stohastic behaviour when a small external perturbation may greatly alter the paths of a classical system in phase space.
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The dynamical and information aspects of the behaviour of complex physical systems are considered. In classical physics the information coupling appears in the interaction of nonlinear systems with stohastic behaviour when a small external perturbation may greatly alter the paths of a classical system in phase space.
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Sensing and controlling protein dynamics
Nature Reviews Molecular Cell Biology, 2010Katharine Wrighton
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Molecular Dynamics: Survey of Methods for Simulating the Activity of Proteins
Chemical Reviews, 2006James Andrew McCammon
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