management with SPeech Interaction via REmote microphones and telephone interfaces) [1] a spoken dialog system for accessing different kinds of home appliances

Spatial Data Infrastructures (SDIs) are not projects that are just built, deployed, and then kept unchanged for the rest of their lifetimes. Quite the opposite, SDIs offer a series of services that are evolving continuously according to the needs of their community of users. Once SDIs have been

this paper was partly supported by the Irish Higher Education Authority's Programme for Research in Third Level Institutions cycle 0 (1998-2001) and by the Future and Emerging Technologies programme of the Commission of the European Union under research contract IST-2000-26031 (CORTEX - CO

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The directive 007/2/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council, which came into force on the 15 th of May 2007, obligates all EU member states to contribute to an Infrastructure for Spatial Information in the European Community (INSPIRE) [1]. Existing Spatial Data Infrastructures

on the Dyana-project (EBRA-3175) commissioned by the European Community. MG is built on this principle, which, for philosophical and methodological reasons, we think is one of the most central principles in natural language semantics (see Groenendijk & Stokhof [1989] for some discussion). Consequently

ResIST is a specific targeted research project- contract no CIT5-CT-2006-029052- under Priority 7 of the European Commission’s Sixth Framework Programme: Citizens and Governance in a Knowledge-

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Project funded by the Future and Emerging Technologies arm of the IST ProgrammeA note on typology in this presentation � Because this area is actually vast, covering lots of disciplines and concepts, I have highlighted some key concepts in red italic � This means that there are good overviews

Abstract. Globalization of present world economy has not only an economic component but also an important juridical aspect. Many countries are concerned to review or to supplement their internal legislation in order to make it compatible with legal rules that already exist in other countries or geographical zones that, usually, have an important role within their economic exchanges. China represents such an example, a country that, in the last decades, has intensified its commercial exchanges with EU member states. This trend was encouraged by the adoption of the Law Anti-Monopoly in China.