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Survey-based naming conventions for use in OBO Foundry ontology development.

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Daniel Schober

Martin Schober

Robuste Verkehrszustandsschätzung und Störungserkennung auf Schnellstraßen. Uni Stuttgart, (2009)

Hermann Schober

Peter Schöber

Manfred Schober

 

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