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Topological Relations between Convex Regions

Topological relations between spatial objects are the most important kind of qualitative spatial information. Dozens of relation models have been proposed in the past two decades. These models usually make a small number of distinctions and therefore can only cope with spatial information at a fixed granularity of spatial knowledge. In this paper, we propose a topological relation model in whic...

Topological Relations between Discrete Regions

Topological reasoning is important for speeding up spatial queries, e.g. in GIS or in AI (robotics). While topological relations between spatial objects in the vector model (I R 2) are investigated thoroughly, we run into inconsistencies in the raster model (Z Z 2). But instead of reducing our requirements in case of reasoning in raster images we change from simple raster to a cellular decompos...

Spatial relations between indeterminate regions

Between Consensus and Conflict: Law-Making Processes in Germany

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Longitudinal relations between forgiveness and conflict resolution in marriage.

Does forgiveness predict later conflict resolution in married couples? Twelve-month follow-up data on conflict resolution were collected from the couples studied by F. D. Fincham, S. R. Beach, and J. Davila, who had provided earlier reports of forgiveness and conflict resolution. For wives, the positive dimension of forgiveness or benevolence predicted husbands' later reports of better conflict...