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Topic:
Petri net
Topic:
discrete vs. continuous
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systems
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information
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fundamental concepts such as type, attributes, relationships are all the same
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meaning without reference
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organizations
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Petri, C.A., "Introduction to general net theory", in Brauer, W. (ed.), Net Theory and Applications, Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 84 , Berlin, Springer-Verlag, October 8-19, 1979, pp. 1-19 . Google
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10 ;;Quote: an organization is the artificial, well-structured, limitation of resources
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Topic: discrete vs. continuous (47 items)
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Topic: fundamental concepts such as type, attributes, relationships are all the same (37 items)
Topic: meaning without reference (31 items)
Group: organizations (19 topics, 426 quotes)