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naming
Topic:
unique names
Topic:
hierarchical naming
Topic:
using a description as a name
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alias names
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group names
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names defined by context
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access to objects by a path
Topic:
using an address as a name
Reference
Hauzeur, B.M., "A model for naming, addressing, and routing", ACM Transactions on Office Information Systems, 4, 4, October 1986, pp. 293-311. Google
295 ;;Quote: names are characterized by structure, time, and number
295 ;;Quote: a primitive or flat name is a unique designator for an object; it has no internal structure
295 ;;Quote: a partitioned name is a hierarchy of domains to a specific object; domains must not overlap
296 ;;Quote: a descriptive name is a list of attributes that identifies an object
296 ;;Quote: a dynamic name is assigned to an object for a limited period of time relative to its lifetime
296 ;;Quote: a group name denotes a set of entities while an individual or specific name denotes a single entity
296 ;;Quote: names depend on context to resolve ambiguity
297 ;;Quote: a route is a list of names giving a path from source to destination
299 ;;Quote: an address allows generation of route; it must be bound; e.g., a telephone number is the name of a telephone set for a person
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Group: naming (32 topics, 784 quotes)
Topic: unique names (57 items)
Topic: hierarchical naming (28 items)
Topic: using a description as a name (21 items)
Topic: alias names (39 items)
Topic: group names (16 items)
Topic: names defined by context (36 items)
Topic: access to objects by a path (13 items)
Topic: using an address as a name (22 items)