118 research outputs found
A Compositional Semantics for Stochastic Reo Connectors
In this paper we present a compositional semantics for the channel-based
coordination language Reo which enables the analysis of quality of service
(QoS) properties of service compositions. For this purpose, we annotate Reo
channels with stochastic delay rates and explicitly model data-arrival rates at
the boundary of a connector, to capture its interaction with the services that
comprise its environment. We propose Stochastic Reo automata as an extension of
Reo automata, in order to compositionally derive a QoS-aware semantics for Reo.
We further present a translation of Stochastic Reo automata to Continuous-Time
Markov Chains (CTMCs). This translation enables us to use third-party CTMC
verification tools to do an end-to-end performance analysis of service
compositions.Comment: In Proceedings FOCLASA 2010, arXiv:1007.499
Facade and the Reality: World's Fairs Celebrate Progress and Unity While American Novelists Reveal Social Disparity and Idividual Isolation
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Opera Gala 2008
Kennesaw State University School of Music presents Opera Gala 2008.https://digitalcommons.kennesaw.edu/musicprograms/1603/thumbnail.jp
KSU Opera: The Stoned Guest and The Medium
Kennesaw State University School of Music presents: The Medium and The Stoned Guest.https://digitalcommons.kennesaw.edu/musicprograms/1569/thumbnail.jp
The Iowa Homemaker vol.34, no.3
Star your college goals, Gwen Olson, page 5
Encourage your Cyclones, Carolyn Shehan, page 6
Brighten up, Sally Young, page 9
Dollars for scholars, Becky Metcalf, page 10
Forecast, Donna Mumford, page 12
What’s new, Jean Redman, page 14
That missing leaf, Joan Mertens, page 17
Trends, Kay Scholten, page 1
Student abstracts of selected articles
Vowel Nasality in Sudanese by Ron Trail, abstracted from Robins, R. H. 1957. Vowel Nasality in Sudanese, A Phonological and Grammatical Study. Studies in Linguistic Analysis, J.R. Firth ed. London: The Philological Society, 87-103.
Style in Huichol by Nancy Freiberger, abstracted from Grimes, Joseph E. 1955. Style in Huichol Structure, Language 31.31-35.
Trique Tone by Richard Bergman, abstracted from Longacre, Robert E. 1952. Five Phonemic Pitch Levels in Trique, Acta Linguistica 7.62-82.
Tonme Representation in Mazatec Orthography by Ron Trail, abstracted from Gudschinsky, Sarah. 1959. Toneme Representation in Mazatec Orthography, Word, 15.446-52.
Totonac Verb Inflection by Kenneth D. Smith, abstracted from Aschmann, Herman, and Wonderly, William L. 1952. Affixes and Implicit Categories in Totonac Verb Inflections, IJAL 18.130-45.
Have as a Function Word by Jean Haggar, abstracted from Fries, Charles C. 1948. Have as a Function Word, Language Learning, 1.3,4-8.
Bella Coola Phonology by Margie Griffin, abstracted from Newman, Stanley, 1947. Bella Coola I: Phonology, IJAL 13.129-34.
Old High German Umlaut by Elwood Jacobson, abstracted from Twaddell, W. Freeman. 1938. A Note on Old High German Umlaut, Monatshefte für deutschen Unterricht, 30:177-81. Reprinted in Readings in Linguistics, edited by Martin Joos, 1958. Washington: American Council of Learned Societies, 85-87.
The Phonemic Principle by Nancy Freiberger, abstracted from Swadesh, Morris, 1934. The Phonemic Principle, Language 10.117-29. Reprinted in Readings in Linguistics, edited by Martin Joos. 1958. Washington: American Council of Learned Societies, 1957, 32-37.
Meaning and Dictionary Making by Nancy Freiberger, abstracted from Nida, Eugene A. 1958. Analysis of Meaning and Dictionary Making, IJAL 24.279-92.
Mazateco Whistle Speech by Nancy Freiberger, abstracted from Cowan, George M. 1948. Mazateco Whistle Speech, Language 24.280-86.
Voiceless Vowels in Comanche by Bob Beadle, abstracted from Canonge, Elliot D. 1957. Voiceless Vowels in Comanche, IJAL, 23.63-67.
Noun Possession in Villa Alta Zapotec by Gwen Young, abstracted from Mary Leal and Otis Leal, 1954. Noun Possession in Villa Alta Zapotec, IJAL 20.215-216.
Sound Patterns by Richard Bergman, abstracted from Sapir, Edward. 1925. Sound Patterns in Language. Language, 1.37-51
Mitochondrial DNA suggests at least 11 origins of parasitism in angiosperms and reveals genomic chimerism in parasitic plants
The Iowa Homemaker vol.34, no.6
Westgate, Jean Daggett, page 5
AHEA goes to Minneapolis, Jane Hammerly, page 6
Go West in Fashion, Gwen Olson, page 7
Summer Work Calendar, Doris Jirsa and Muriel McLain, page 8
Dream of Summer in the Winter, Jean Redman, page 10
Alum Serves 10,000 Women Every Year, Sally Young, page 12
Viewed by a Waiter, Carolyn Shehan, page 14
What’s New, Mary Vandecar, page 16
Trends, Kay Scholten, page 1
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