Towards a more sustainable modal and spatial split of freight traffic for crossing areas: the case of the transalpine freight traffic Raphaëlle Arnaud, LITEP - EPFL

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• Logistics
• Sustainable transport
• Handbook Emission Factors for Road Transport
• Transport
• Mode of transport
• Traffic congestion
• Road

UNIVERSITY OF OSLO Department of Informatics Compositional Reasoning for Multi-Modal Logics

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International Journal of Computer Vision, Special Issue on Object Tracking and Classification Beyond the Visible Spectrum Multi-sensory and Multi-modal Fusion for Sentient Computing Christopher Town University of Cambrid

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CAR NAP ’S MO DAL LOG IC M.J.Cre sswell ˆ W hy did Carnap want to develop a modal logic?

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A Multi-Modal Network for MATSim Patrick M. Boesch, IVT, ETH Zürich Francesco Ciari, IVT, ETH Zürich Conference paper STRC 2015

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• Transportation planning
• Clock-face scheduling
• OpenStreetMap

Modal and Many-Valued Logic: Quick Start Jc Beall University of Connecticut Colin Caret

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2. The Axiomatic Translation of Modal Logic [1]. This entire section is based upon, but heavily modified from, the text of [1]. The material has been re-ordered to better follow a narrative description, and many derivati

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Towards an Integrated Model of Speech and Gesture Production for Multi-Modal Robot Behavior Maha Salem, Stefan Kopp, Ipke Wachsmuth, Frank Joublin Abstract— The generation of communicative, speechaccompanying robot ges

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Mini-Course : Normal Modal Logics Aaron J. Cotnoir Northern Institute of Philosophy | November ,   Preliminaries: Formal Languages Definition .. A propositional language L comprises: . a sen

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Hybrid Languages∗ Patrick Blackburn† and Jerry Seligman‡ Abstract Hybrid languages have both modal and first-order characteristics: a Kripke semantics, and explicit variable binding apparatus. This paper

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