OBJECT-ORIENTED ANALYSIS AND DESIGN CONCEPTS OF SPACE AND TIME Phần 5 doc

... syntactic and semantic features of words and idioms expressing unhappiness in Vietnamese. - Make a contrast of the syntactic and semantic features of these words and idioms expressing unhappiness ... English and Vietnamese as a foreign language have a deeper insight into both English and Vietnamese words and idioms including words and idioms expressing unhappiness in English and Vietnamese, and ... What are the syntactic and semantic features of words and idioms expressing unhappiness in English? 2. What are the syntactic and semantic features of words and idioms expressing unhappiness...

... English and Vietnamese. For this reason, a contrastive analysis of grammatical and semantic features words and idioms related to hearing in English and Vietnamese seems to be a significant task, ... WIRHs in English and Vietnamese in Terms of Grammatical Features 12 Table 4.3 Summary of Grammatical Features of WRHs in English and Vietnamese Syntactic features English verbs Vietnamese ... of grammatical and semantic features of words and idioms related to hearing in English and Vietnamese. By this topic we hope that we can help the teachers, the learners and the translators...

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... solution. It is also apparent Section 5. 5 Displacements along the Surface 430.00 0. 25 0 .50 0. 75 1.00r/h0.000. 25 0 .50 0. 75 1.001. 25 1 .50 1. 75 2.002. 25 2 .50 2. 75 2àh2vmax........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... ... ............................................ ν = 0ν = 0. 25 ν = 0 .5 0.00 0. 25 0 .50 0. 75 1.00r/h0.000. 25 0 .50 0. 75 1.002àh2vmax.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... ... 0 .5 for ν = 0 .5 and around0.4 for ν = 0. This effect is not present in Yu’s solution, where the stresses are Section 5. 3 Comparison to Yu’s Solution 37 -5 -4-3-2-101234 5 -5 -4-3-2-10 -5 -4-3-2-10x/h-...

... 7 1. 6 Organisation of this book 72 Concepts of space and time 92 .1 The space- dominant view 92.2 The time- dominant view 11 2.3 The absolute space- time view 12 2.4 The relative space view 13 2.5 ... relative time view 13 2.6 The relative space- time view 14 2.7 Choosing the view for a GIS 16 2.8 Time geography 16 2.9 Time geography and GIS 19 2 .10 Main elements of a space- time path 202 .10 .1 State ... element of the space- time path 21 2 .10 .2 Event as an element of the space- time path 222 .10 .3 Episode as an element of the space- time path 242 .10 .4 Evidence as an element of the space- time path...

... in space and time, i.e. the space- time path (relative space- time view). However, by having space and time asorthogonal dimensions, Time Geography requires the absolute view of space and time. ... Zealand in 19 53 time space (c) NewZealand in 1970 time space. (Reprinted by permission of Oxford Press. Source Gatrell 19 83, p. 111)Table 2 .3 Main characteristics of the relative space- time ... representation). Space and time are joined in asingle space- time path. Space and time are considered inseparable within a path, and it is the timing component which gives structure to space and thus...

... Correspondingly, valid time has been proposed for event time (Copeland and Maier, 19 84) , effective time (Ben-Zvi, 1982), logical time (Dadam,Lum and Werner, 19 84; Lum et al., 19 84) , state (Clifford and Warren, ... 19 94) . This provides a flexible and legitimate object-oriented model of an application in which analysis and design techniques have been integrated foreach process, model and view of the object-oriented ... prospect of an object-oriented design method. His methodimproves the concepts of object orientation and their respective notations as a whole,overlapping with the concepts of object-oriented analysis. Other...

... nearness of states and events on the space- time path of a lifespan of an entity.The demise circumstance characterises the closure of a space- time path. It canoccur on the space- time path at any time ... present and future. The actual notion of present, past and future in the STDM relies on theTable 4.1 Main abstractions defined for a space- time path. OBJECT-ORIENTED ANALYSIS AND DESIGN 433 .5 VERSION ... chapter. OBJECT-ORIENTED DESIGN FOR TEMPORAL GIS46feasibility of applying object-oriented methods to the problem of handling space and time in GIS. This chapter gives a detailed description of the...

... examples of how space- time paths can be created bya user. The states and events designed in the STDM are visualised as edit menuswithin the system. This allows a better understanding of how space- time ... Defanti and Brown, 1 987 ) so users need to have a natural acuity forrecognising and interpreting visual patterns (Fedra, 1992; Buttenfield, 1993), and anintuitive understanding of large amounts of ... Demarcationclasses. The origin of a space- time path in the VMDS can never be modified. In thisexample the origin of a space- time path is created once the properties of the Assumptionclass have...

... design, Proceedings of GIS/LIS 97 , pp. 316–21.BLOM, T. and LÖYTÖNEN, M., 199 3, Research launch system to monitor epidemics in Finland.GIS Europe, 2(5), 27 9. EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES 99 and design ... temporal database design (Al-Taha, Snodgrass and Soo, 199 4; Snodgrass, Al-Taha and Soo, 199 3; Tansel et al., 199 3; Soo, 199 1) has addressed issues related to version management aspects (time stamping, ... (Armenhakis, 199 3; Egenhofer and Al-Taha, 199 2; Svensson and Huang, 199 1).Only recently has there been an increase in research efforts for combining spatial and temporal database developments. One of the...

... logic 11 time 17absolute time 11cyclical time 13dimension 38timestamp 10 relative time 13, 16user-defined data type 12 time change objects 42 Time Geography 5, 16, 19–26 space- time path ... databases 39social models 2soil maps 35 space 17absolute space 9relative space 13, 16 space- time entity representation 5 space- time maps 14 space- time path 16, 20–5configuration 21, 47creation ... PARKES, D. and THRIFT, N. (eds) Timing Space and Spacing Time, Vol. 2, Human Activity and Time Geography, Lund: Royal University of Lund,pp. 198–213.ORNSTEIN, R.E., 1969, On the Experience of Time, ...

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