Medieval source-based textual scholarship is arguably blessed
by the internet. Scholars can exchange paleographic, codicological and
other philological information on listservs like MEDTEXTL. They can work in
teams, examining text and digitized color photographs shared as e-mail
attachments, or as file transfers, in JPEG, GIF and other image formats
on web pages, debating the significance of a serrif, a minim, or
evidence of a trimmed manuscript page. They can exchange MIDI, MP3 and
other audio files for editions interpreting manuscripts of musical
scores. The distance separating team members is little relevant and
they are as mobile as their digital communication devices.
In addition, textual scholars can produce critical editions on the web
which would not be given due consideration by traditional paper
publishers, not because of quality or of methodological soundness, but
simply because of the money involved in producing critical editions
that are fully appropriate for a variety of readers, and which take
advantage of the enormous amount of relevant information available in
our time. These editions will certainly enhance the reader's ability to
judge the validity of an editor's choice of manuscripts or readings.
My working life consists of thinking, reading, writing and talking about philosophy. The idea of the website is to give information about the work I do and to make available unpublished articles, DVDs, etc. It is also to make available any stuff, previously published but now out of print, which might be worth preserving. When it was suggested that I should have a website, I wasn’t sure what it should be like. It has turned out that each section, as well as giving access to things I have written or videos of lectures or discussions I have been involved in, also has many thoughts, poems, etc by other people. The hope is that, if anyone comes to this site to track down something of mine, they may get interested in some of the other things collected under the same topic. I doubt if anyone would want to look through everything on the website. It is meant to be a changing online anthology for dipping into.
This website summarizes the professional activities of Martin Treiber: Physics, Dynamics of Vehicular Traffic, and Econophysics. Sie finden auch die private Homepage von Martin Treiber ueber Bergsteig
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A. McAndrew, и A. Venables. SIGCSE '05: Proceedings of the 36th SIGCSE technical symposium on Computer science education, стр. 337--341. New York, NY, USA, ACM, (2005)- Kuvaprosessoinnin osa-alueita opetettiin yläkoululaisille: kvantisointi, kohinanpoisto, yms.
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L. Gerlach, S. Hauptman, и M. Böhringer. Tagungsband der Multikonferenz Wirtschaftsinformatik (MKWI), стр. 1485--1494. Göttingen, Universitätsverlag Göttingen, (февраля 2010)