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UNISA990006048770203316 |
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vol. 2. : La formazione della coscienza conciliare : il primo periodo e la prima intersessione, ottobre 1962-settembre 1963 / Giuseppe Alberigo ... [et al.] ; edizione italiana a cura di Alberto Melloni (2) |
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Bologna : Il Mulino |
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Leuven : Peeters, c1996 |
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664 p., [14] p. di tav. : ill., c. geogr. ; 25 cm. |
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Concili - Storia |
Concilio vaticano <2. ; 1962-1965> - Storia |
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Monografia |
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UNINA9910483505403321 |
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Self-Organizing Architectures : First International Workshop, SOAR 2009, Cambridge, UK, September 14, 2009, Revised Selected and Invited Papers / / edited by Danny Weyns, Sam Malek, Rogério de Lemos, Jesper Andersson |
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Berlin, Heidelberg : , : Springer Berlin Heidelberg : , : Imprint : Springer, , 2010 |
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1-280-38797-1 |
9786613565891 |
3-642-14412-8 |
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[1st ed. 2010.] |
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1 online resource (X, 301 p. 110 illus.) |
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Lecture Notes in Computer Science, , 1611-3349 ; ; 6090 |
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Software engineering |
Computer networks |
Computer programming |
Artificial intelligence |
Application software |
Software Engineering |
Computer Communication Networks |
Programming Techniques |
Artificial Intelligence |
Computer and Information Systems Applications |
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"SOAR 2009 was organized in conjunction with the Working IEEE/IFIP Conference on Software Architecture (WICSA) and the European Conference on Softward Architecture (ECSA), Cambridge, UK, September 14, 2009"--P. [vii]. |
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Includes bibliographical references and index. |
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Self-adaptive Approaches -- Elements of Self-adaptive Systems – A Decentralized Architectural Perspective -- Improving Architecture-Based Self-adaptation Using Preemption -- Weaving the Fabric of the Control Loop through Aspects -- Self-organizing Approaches -- Self-organisation for Survival in Complex Computer Architectures -- Self-organising Sensors for Wide Area Surveillance Using the Max-sum |
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Algorithm -- Multi-policy Optimization in Self-organizing Systems -- A Bio-inspired Algorithm for Energy Optimization in a Self-organizing Data Center -- Towards a Pervasive Infrastructure for Chemical-Inspired Self-organising Services -- Hybrid Approaches -- Self-adaptive Architectures for Autonomic Computational Science -- Modelling the Asynchronous Dynamic Evolution of Architectural Types -- A Self-organizing Architecture for Traffic Management -- On the Modeling, Refinement and Integration of Decentralized Agent Coordination -- A Self-organizing Architecture for Pervasive Ecosystems. |
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Self-adaptability has been proposed as an e'ective approach to automate the complexity associated with the management of modern-day software systems. Self-adaptability endows a software system with the capability to adapt itself at runtime to deal with changing operating conditions or user requirements. Researchersinself-adaptivesystemsmostlytakeanarchitecture-centricfocus on developing top-down solutions. In this approach, the system is monitored to maintain an explicit (architectural) representation of the system and based on a set of (possibly dynamic) goals, the system's structure or behavior is adapted. Researchersofself-organizingsystemsmostlytakeanalgorithmic/organizational focus on developing bottom-up solutions. In this approach, the system com- nentsadapttheir localbehaviororpatternsofinteractiontochangingconditions and cooperatively realize system adaptation. Self-organizing approaches are - ten inspired by biological or natural phenomena. With the term "self-organizing architectures" (SOAR) we refer to an engineering approachfor self-adaptive s- tems that combinesarchitecturalapproachesforself-adaptability withprinciples and techniques from self-organization. Whereas both lines of research have been successful at alleviating some of the associated challenges of constructing self-adaptive systems, persistent ch- lenges remain, in particular for building complex distributed self-adaptive s- tems. Among the hard challenges in the architectural-centric approach are h- dling uncertainty and providing decentralized scalable solutions. Some of the hard challenges in the self-organizing approach are connecting local interactions with global system behavior, and accommodating a disciplined engineering - proach. The awarenessgrows that for building complex distributed self-adaptive systems, principles from both self-adaptive systems and self-organizing systems have to be combined. |
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