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CHAPTER  1  –  www.eisourcebook.org   1.2 The  Supply  of  Knowledge       Ironically,   in   this   shifting   context   of   knowledge   demand,   there   rema

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LECTURE Making Muslim Futures in Europe: Religious Knowledge & Politics Public lecture by Peter P. Mandaville in the occasion of the conference “Living Islam in Europe: Muslim Traditions in European Contexts”

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ECE/CS 598AM: Cryptocurrency Security Fall 2016 Lecture 7 — Zero Knowledge Proofs Lecturer: Andrew Miller

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• Cryptography
• Computational complexity theory
• Proof of knowledge
• Zero-knowledge proof
• Non-interactive zero-knowledge proof
• IP
• NP
• Zero knowledge
• Certificate
• Witness
• Interactive proof system
• Soundness

RDF and Topic Maps Interoperability in Practice Lars Marius Garshol Ontopia AS Motomu Naito Knowledge Synergy August 31, 2004

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Microsoft Word - Learning Plausible Inferences from Semantic Web Knowledge by Combining Analogical Generalization with Structur

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Knowledge Management Capability in Nursing care Performance in Selected Teaching Hospitals in Southwest Nigeria Olateju Jumoke Ajanaku School of Social Sciences University of Kwa-Zulu Natal

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Managing Change in Graph-structured Data Using Description Logics Diego Calvanese Research Centre for Knowledge and Data (KRDB) Free University of Bozen-Bolzano, Italy

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Talk given at the workshop THE MEDIATED MIND – RETHINKING REPRESENTATION, May 27–28, 2005, The London Knowledge Lab, Institute of Education, University of London. Kristóf Nyíri The Networked Mind

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