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Disambiguation of "Shapiro, Marc"

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Highly-available and consistent group collaboration at the edge with colony.

, , and . Middleware, page 336-351. ACM, (2021)

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Langzeitverlauf von 200 Patienten mit kraniofazialen und zervikalen Dystonien bis zu 12 Jahre nach der ersten Botulinumtoxin-Behandlung. TU München, (2009)
 

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Fast and Accurate Flow-Insensitive Points-To Analysis., and . POPL, page 1-14. ACM Press, (1997)Scality's experience with a geo-distributed file system., , , and . Middleware (Posters & Demos), page 31-32. ACM, (2014)Optimistic Replication and Resolution.. Encyclopedia of Database Systems (2nd ed.), Springer, (2018)Eventual Consistency., and . Encyclopedia of Database Systems (2nd ed.), Springer, (2018)Larchant-RDOSS: a Distributed Shared Persistent Memory and its Garbage Collector., and . WDAG, volume 972 of Lecture Notes in Computer Science, page 198-214. Springer, (1995)Scaling Optimistic Replication., and . Future Directions in Distributed Computing, volume 2584 of Lecture Notes in Computer Science, page 164-172. Springer, (2003)Object management in large-scale distributed systems. (La gestion des objets dans les systèmes répartis de grande échelle).. (2002)Comparing Optimistic Database Replication Techniques., and . BDA, (2007)Domains and dynamic loading: reconciling autonomy and integration.. ACM SIGOPS European Workshop, ACM, (1988)Summary of the Sixth SIGOPS European Workshop on "Matching Operating Systems to Application Needs", Dagstuhl Castle, September 1994.. ACM SIGOPS Oper. Syst. Rev., 29 (1): 47-51 (1995)