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Table 2: Metadata Attribute Proposals are of help in determining Relevancy. Especially Title and Subject/Keywords explicitly point out prominent representatives of the information content. Even with the help of these attributes, determining the relevancy of information is error- prone: For instance a query for the term \jaguar quot; at any WWW search engine will retrieve document links both for the animal and the automobile. If the user had the animal in mind, the links to automobile sites should have been considered as not relevant. Response Time. The response time criterion measures the delay between submission of a query by the user and reception of the complete response from the information system. The score for this criterion depends on unknown factors such as network tra c, server workload etc. These aspects are hardly predictable. Another factor is the type and complexity of the user query. Again this cannot not be predicted, however, it can be taken into account, once

in Do Metadata Models meet IQ Requirements?
by Felix Naumann, Claudia Rolker
"... In PAGE 6: ... Yes Consistent represent. Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Table 1: Metadata Requirements for Information Quality rized the attributes of these metadata models in Table2 . The attribute names may slightly di er, but have been adapted appropriately.... In PAGE 8: ...bout people, events, meetings, artifacts, rocks etc. The Z39.50 Pro le Version 2 comprises 91 attributes [Eli99b]. The level of these attributes is very detailed and so they are summarized in content in Table2 , e.g.... ..."

Table 1 GESTURAL MIND MARKERS

in From a Typology of Gestures to a Procedure for Gesture Production
by Isabella Poggi

Table 1 Biological, Technical and Institutional Differences between Plant and Farm Animal Genetic Resources

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"... In PAGE 29: ... A second rationale for regulating the export of genetic resources has been the expectations of benefit sharing arising out of the use of genetic reso- urces. However, it is a difficult task to determine any exact future econo- mic value and potential monetary benefits may be substantially lower for AnGR than for plant genetic resources in general (see Table1 for key dif- ferences between AnGR and PGR). Nevertheless, one should keep in mind the fact that current international AnGR research already involves considerable non-monetary benefit sharing with national institutions and livestock keepers, in terms of information exchange, technology transfer, training, joint research and development, and institutional capacity building.... ..."

Table 2. States of Mind for Network Crimes

in Binary Details...................................................................................................2
by Andrew J. Korty
"... In PAGE 14: ...If a protected computer is involved and the $5,000 minimum has been met, the resulting penalty depends on the attacker apos;s state of mind as shown in Table2 . Negligence ap- plies if there is no intent to damage and the victim computer is actually accessed.... ..."

Table 2. The Mobile mind map pedagogical structure

in Structuring and Regulating Collaborative Learning in Higher Education with Wireless Networks and Mobile Tools
by Sanna Järvelä, Piia Näykki, Jari Laru, Tiina Luokkanen

Table 2: Traits used by the Mind Module.

in Time-based Media
by Mirjam Eladhari

Table 1: Mind Mapping Features Ink

in
by Vincent Chik

Table 1. Three options for studying behavior and mind

in Evolutionary Connectionism and Mind/Brain Modularity
by Raffaele Calabretta, Domenico Parisi

Table 1 Ontology for reasoning in the Master Mind domain

in Reasoning by Assumption: Formalisation and Analysis of Human Reasoning Traces
by Tibor Bosse, Catholijn M. Jonker, Jan Treur

Table 1, it should be kept in mind that a

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