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Formal Methods For Open Object-Based Distribution Systems
Formal Methods For Open Object-Based Distribution Systems

By Élie Najm, International Federation For Information Processing., John Derrick, J. Derrick, H. Bowman, Howard Bowman, Jean-Bernard Stefani, International Workshop On Formal Methods For Open Object-Based Distributed Systems

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Object-based Distributed Computing is being established as the most pertinent basis for the support of large, heterogeneous computing and telecommunications systems. The advent of Open Object-based...

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Teaching English To Immigrants
Teaching English To Immigrants

By J. Derrick, June Derrick

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viii, 256 pages 20 cm Includes bibliographical references

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A Land That Lies Westward: Language And Culture In Islay And Argyll
A Land That Lies Westward: Language And Culture In Islay And Argyll

By J. Derrick McClure, McClure, MARGARET, Margaret C. Storrie, J. Derrick, John M. Kirk, Storrie

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Introduction / J. Derrick Mcclure, John M. Kirk And Margaret Storrie -- The Gaelic Of South Argyll : Jura And Islay Dialects / George Jones -- Settlement And Naming In The Southern Hebridan Isle Of...

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