Titlebook: 1. Fachtagung über Programmiersprachen; München, 9.–11. M?rz Gesellschaft für Informatik e. V.,Hans Langmaack,M Conference proceedings 1972

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The Programming Language PS 440 as a Tool for Implementing a Timesharing System,Madrid. Impressions gained at this world congress, prompted our decision to make these papers available in the English language. In this way we hope to make accessible to an international audience the most recent reflections, approaches and research findings of criminologists in the Federal Republic

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AIDA, Ein Dialogsystem und Seine Implementierung in Algol,without acknowledging its influence. The first chapter identified the influence of the perspective on criminal justice policy in Britain in the 1980s, particularly in relation to young people. Chapter 2 argued that it was necessary to incorporate ideas about labelling into cultural deviance theory,

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Partitioned Grammars and Syntax Analyzers,fect on recidivism’. This ‘nothing works’ statement affected the claims that modern democratic states had the capacity to rehabilitate and/or treat offenders and recidivism. With officially recorded crime increasing the social/bio-psychological approaches that had dominated the discourse on crime fo

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,überblick über die ALGOL 68—Implementierung an der TU München,ody of the victim was not left in situ, but disposed of elsewhere, and considerable planning went into laying false trails. The conviction of Paul Marshall Curry [95] demonstrates that evidence can emerge after a very long period and prosecution can still be secured. As an example of a physician per

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A Structural Model for Dialog Languages,ntion.Combines scholarly analysis and interpretation of evenThis accessible book examines poisoning in various contexts of international conflict. It explores the modern-day use of poison in warfare, terrorism, assassination, mass suicide, serial poisoning within healthcare, and as capital punishmen

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,RTS — Eine Sprache zur Beschreibung von Registernetzen,ively refined since the late eighteenth century through mechanisms of government that have frequently deployed the apparatus of criminal law. In this chapter we examine the long history of the intersection of criminal law and policing regimes in the service of immigration control in Australia. We ta