Hannover / Leipzig / New York / Princeton / Munich / Miami / London / Hamburg / /
Company
Petri Nets / Bell Telephone Laboratories / Siemens / /
Country
Germany / United Kingdom / /
Event
Product Recall / Product Issues / /
Facility
University of Hamburg / Darmstadt Technical University / Bonn University / University of Dortmund / Hamburg University / Griffiss Air Force Base / University of Zaragossa / /
IndustryTerm
analysis algorithms / interest / information processing / asynchronous switching networks / stored program telephone switch / synchronous systems / software engineers / software tools / software interfaces / asynchronous pushdown device / model driven software design / lower-level network / Application software / computer networks / technology / control systems / asynchronous distributed systems / asynchronous systems / concurrent systems / controlled systems / energy preservation laws / well known software / satellite tutorials / distributed and reactive systems / /
Organization
University of Dortmund / MIT / Institute for Information Systems Research / Hamburg University / Science Faculty / Congress / Bonn University / New York Academy of Sciences / Universität Bonn Nr. / Academia Europaea / University of Zaragossa / University of Hamburg / air force / Darmstadt Technical University / Fraunhofer / /
Person
David Harel / Erna Hoover / Wolfgang Reisig / Heinz Unger / Konrad Zuse / Jut Kodner / Gottzein / Robin Milner / Carl Adam / Carl Adam Petri / Carl Adam Petri Distributed / Amir Pnueli / Wilfried Brauer / Tom DeMarco / Alwin Walter / /
Position
Honorary professor / second computer scientist / full professor / scientist and designer of technology / teacher / eminent representative / /
Product
old proposals / /
ProgrammingLanguage
ALGOL 60 / /
ProvinceOrState
New Jersey / /
PublishedMedium
Information Systems Research / /
Region
North Holland / /
Technology
Adam / analysis algorithms / html / simulation / technology of outstanding merit / /
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