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Guest Editor's Introduction
2011
Fire technology
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Understanding the behaviour of complex systems submitted to variations of their environment requires insight into the behaviour of every single constituent of those systems. This inevitably leads to specific phenomena related intrinsically to specific scales. The motivation behind a special issue in "Fire Technology" dealing with different aspects of "Materials in Fire" was to give, by means of different approaches at different scales, an insightful glimpse into the realm of material behaviour
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... nder fire conditions. It is also an attempt to discuss more basic research topics in a technology oriented "fire" journal, and prevent papers dealing with these topics from diffusing into "theoretical" journals with a broad general scope where "fire" is merely a subtopic. As a new member of the editorial board I feel committed to attract papers with multidisciplinary approaches to the notion of "fire". The four contributions to this special issue show diversity in material, approach and scale, although not exhaustive nevertheless indicative for a large spectrum of unanswered questions. The first paper by Hugi et al. deals with different wood species and the different material properties which have an influence on their charring rate going beyond the simple assumption of the respective standards. Small scale tests to determine thermo-mechanical behaviour and oxygen permeability as well as large scale tests of whole door assemblies with different kinds of wood were used to obtain a broad perspective of wood behaviour in fire. Coquard et al. offer a comprehensive overview on conductive and radiative heat transfer in ceramic and metal foams under fire condition. Here too physical properties such as extinction coefficients and porosities are combined with the structure, i.e. the struts and lumps representing the solid phase of the foam. The analytical predictions are compared to numerical calculations and measurements by the laser flash method showing that the contribution of thermal radiation almost negligible at ambient temperatures becomes significant at fire temperatures and is strongly correlated to the distribution of the solid phase in the foam structure. The third contribution by Frangi et al. takes a phenomenological approach regarding mineral wool as a commonly used insulation material to prevent or postpone a fast temperature increase on the cold side of a testing element. The paper discusses small scale tests resulting in calibration and verification of material properties and quantification of parameters of a new product to be used in finite element numerical analysis. It continues with calculating the coefficients of the design model for tim-
Guest Editor's Introduction
2010
European Journal on Criminal Policy and Research
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In this introduction I will very briefly define and describe the basic principles of CPTED, as they are now; identify some of the main problems and limitations of CPTED; suggest some strategic ways in ...
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GUEST EDITOR'S INTRODUCTION
1999
Journal of Financial Intermediation
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INTRODUCTION Why are so many countries, with different histories, environments, and populations seeking to converge to a single financial paradigm? ...
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Guest Editor's Introduction
2005
Enterprise & Society
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Introduction and the general practice whereby households and lineages with capital invested in corporate entities of various kinds. ...
Introduction 8 . 8 See Kenneth Pomeranz, The Great Divergence: China, Europe, and the Making of the Modern World Economy (Princeton, N.J., 2000). ...
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Guest-editor's introduction
2014
Neohelicon
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2002
The Journal of Logic and Algebraic Programming
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Program algebra is a novel algebraic framework for sequential programming. It is intended to contribute to a better understanding of sequential programming. The work on program algebra was initiated by Bergstra. This special issue aims to give a concise overview of the work done on program algebra so far. Starting from simple algebraic foundations, an original and systematic analysis of a number of basic and more advanced programming language constructs has been carried out in a precise, but
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... erately formal way. In addition, a systematic and detailed analysis of how the behaviour of a program and a state machine can interact has been carried out. An interesting extension of the framework with primitives for object-based programming, based on a novel model of computation, is studied as well. In the first paper, Bergstra and Loots introduce the basic program algebra PGA (Pro-Gram Algebra). The terms of PGA denote single pass instruction sequences. The behaviour represented by single pass instruction sequences is described in terms of the constants and operators of the simple process algebra BPPA (Basic Polarized Process Algebra). The terms of PGA can be regarded as programs in a very simple basic programming language called PGLA. It is demonstrated how a number of more advanced programming languages can be understood by mappings to PGLA, called program algebra projections, in a stepby-step fashion. In the second paper, Ponse extends program algebra PGA with a unit instruction operator which wraps a PGA program into a unit of length one. This extension is useful to introduce composed tests. The extended version is called PGA u . Both a projection of PGA u into PGA that maps a program one instruction at a time from left to right and a projection that maps a program as a whole are defined. The third paper complements the first paper in an interesting way. Bergstra and Ponse investigate how a state machine may affect the behaviour of a program and how the behaviour of a program may transform a state machine into another one. The particular programming language used, called PGLE, originates from the first paper. Operators corresponding to the two above-mentioned ways in which the behaviour of a program and a state machine may interact are introduced. It is demonstrated that there are PGLE programs using state machines for which PGLE programs not using state machines are disappointingly long or impossible. *
Guest editor's introduction
1990
The Journal of Logic Programming
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GUEST EDITOR'S INTRODUCTION
LEON STERLING The area of logic programming has made great strides in the 15 years since its emergence. ...
It has been my pleasure to be guest editor for this special issue. I would like to thank all the authors who submitted papers and all the reviewers. ...
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Guest editor's introduction
2015
Journal of Productivity Analysis
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Guest Editor's Introduction
2004
The AI Magazine
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"Building Agents to Serve Customers," by Mihai Barbuceanu and colleagues presents a system for automatically handling customer service
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1997
Machine Learning
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THOMASHANCOCK This special issue of Machine Learning contains papers that describe work presented at the Seventh Annual ACM Conference on Computational Learning Theory (COLT ...
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Guest Editor's Introduction
2002
Journal of digital imaging
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I have been quite impressed with the overall quality of articles submitted from throughout the world to the Journal of Digital Imaging during my brief tenure as guest editor and have enjoyed the opportunity ...
I have been given the privilege to serve as guest editor for 2 of the issues of the Journal, this edition and the following ''theme'' issue that focuses on research related to technologist staffing, productivity ...
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Guest Editor's Introduction
2010
Interdisciplinary Journal of Problem-based Learning
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Guest Editor's INTRODUCTION
2018
Asia-Pacific Journal Of Research In Early Childhood Education
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As guest editor, I hope this issue extends understanding of outdoor play and learning internationally. ...
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Guest Editor's Introduction
2013
Journal of Media Literacy Education
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As guest editor of this JMLE special issue, I invited these authors to participate. ...
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