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Oral history interview with Shirly Villasmil
No full textShirly talks about her experiences in the United States more or less and more important, she tells me her motivation for coming and why she doesn’t want to return to her country
Oral history interview with Shirly Villasmil
No full textShirly talks about her experiences in the United States more or less and more important, she tells me her motivation for coming and why she doesn’t want to return to her country
Shirly Francis
Get PDFShirly Francis standing behind the cake at the 4-H annual banquethttps://scholarsjunction.msstate.edu/ua-photo-collection/8244/thumbnail.jp
Ana Rosa y su prima Shirly Martínez
No full textAna Rosa Guzmán Amador y su prima Shirly Martínez Amador en una fiesta de disfraces
Impolítica teológica: el mesianismo como alteridad radical
No full textFil: Catz, Shirly. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Filosofía y Letras
Impolítica teológica: el mesianismo como alteridad radical
Get PDFFil: Catz, Shirly. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Filosofía y Letras
Joe Shirly, H.R. Gilbert, and Albert Patterson
No full textJoe Shirly, H.R. Gilbert, and Albert Patterson stand together inside during a special event. (before 1954)https://digitalcommons.jsu.edu/lib-ac-histimg/44669/thumbnail.jp
What If You Could Use Virtual Reality to Learn an Instrument?
No full textShirly Spikes, an electronic production and design major and CEO of Virtuo Studios, shares her insights into the rapidly evolving industry of virtual reality and its potential to transform music education. Theme music \u27You Made Me\u27 by Sleeping Lion
An Ontological Framework for Characterizing Hydrological Flow Processes
Get PDFThe spatio-temporal processes that describe hydrologic flow - the movement of water above and below the surface of the Earth -- are currently underrepresented in formal semantic representations of the water domain. This paper analyses basic flow processes in the hydrology domain and systematically studies the hydrogeological entities, such as different rock and water bodies, the ground surface or subsurface zones, that participate in them. It identifies the source and goal entities and the transported water (the theme) as common participants in hydrologic flow and constructs a taxonomy of different flow patterns based on differences in source and goal participants. The taxonomy and related concepts are axiomatized in first-order logic as refinements of DOLCE's participation relation and reusing hydrogeological concepts from the Hydro Foundational Ontology (HyFO). The formalization further enhances HyFO and contributes to improved knowledge integration in the hydrology domain
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