Description of System Connections

Nihilistic Planning

Grafchart and its relations to Grafcet and Petri nets

The paper presents Grafchart, a graphical programming language for sequential control applications. Grafcahrt has been influenced by Grafcet/SFC and Petri nets. In the paper the relations between Grafchart and Grafcet/SFC and between Grafcahrt and Petri nets are presented and discussed.

Book review

Systematic bits are better and no buts about it

Trying to understand War Crimes – Fiction, Truth and Reality in Sigrid Combüchen's tale Parsifal

On the identification of temporally dispersive materials in a cavity

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Es ist schwer das Reale zu berühren

Growth and nanoscale properties of semiconductor nanowires

Does formal teacher training improve the quality of supervision? Supervising doctors' perceptions of the development of supervisory practice

The force of law, subjectivity, and the human body – Self-accounts in the Coalitional Provisional Authority (CPA) Archive

Volatility of secondary organic aerosol during OH radical induced ageing

Quality of leadership and workplace bullying: The mediating role of social community at work in a two-year follow-up study

Lipid vesicles and QCM

Emerging Diasporas outside the Middle East

Creating Values for People, Organizations and Societies

Flexible and integrated supply chains towards an innovative research platform

Purpose of this paper: Increasingly more companies need supply chains that satisfy individual needs and can adapt to a changing environment while simultaneously keeping costs down. Hence, flexible and integrated supply chains are needed. The purpose of this paper is to develop a conceptual research platform for studies of how companies can develop such solutions. Design/methodology/approach: A sys

On the error probability for list decoding of convolutional codes

A method for improving plant availability with respect to utilities using buffer tanks

Disturbances on utilities, such as steam and cooling water, often cause large revenue losses at industrial sites. These disturbances are often hard to handle, since they commonly are plant-wide disturbances that affect more than one production area at the site. Also, the production areas of the site are often dependent on other production areas because of the flow of product through the site, whic