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Taskblaster: a generic framework for automated computational workflows.

open access: yesDigit Discov
Larsen AH   +4 more
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Describing namespaces with GRDDL

open access: yesSpecial interest tracks and posters of the 14th international conference on World Wide Web - WWW '05, 2005
Describing XML Namespaces is an open issue for many users of XML technologies, and even though namespaces are one of the foundations of XML, there is no generally accepted and widely used format for namespace descriptions. We present a framework for describing namespaces based on GRDDL using a controlled vocabulary.
Erik Wilde
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Recursive temporal namespaces

Proceedings of the 2008 ACM CoNEXT Conference on - CONEXT '08, 2008
Recursive temporal (RT) namespaces extend spatial namespaces such as IP with the notion of a nested time interval. RT namespace is an architectural approach to dealing with the uncertainty associated with changes to distribution, syntax or semantics of large-scale namespaces that are associated with high cost and probability of failure.
Venkata K. Pingali, Joseph D. Touch
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Explicit Namespaces [PDF]

open access: yes, 2000
A namespace is a mapping from labels to values. Most programming languages support different forms of namespaces, such as records, dictionaries, objects, environments, packages and even keyword based parameters.
Franz Achermann, Oscar Nierstrasz
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Namespaces

open access: yesProceedings of the international conference on Applied programming languages - APL '95, 1995
This paper describes and contrasts the implementation of namespaces in two popular combinations of APL dialects and platforms: IBM's APL2 (version 2, release 2) running under VM/CMS, and Dyadic's Dyalog APL/W (version 7.0) running under Microsoft Windows.
Rexford H. Swain
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VXVDEX: Internet of threads and networks of namespaces

open access: yes, 2017
A network of namespaces (NoN) is a way to connect network namespaces defined on different hosts so that they appear to be interconnected on a (virtual) Local Area Network.
Renzo Davoli
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