Using agent and UML technologies in modelling organizations: the case of a vehicle theft.
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The relative merits of EEG and MEG.
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A method for securing working mining block stability in Estonian oil shale mines.
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On micromechanical problems of erosive wear of particle reinforced composites.
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Challenges for real-time systems engineering. Part 2: Towards time-aware technology.
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Challenges for real-time systems engineering. Part 1: State of the art.
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