Johann Adolph Scheibe (1708–76) and Copenhagen

Johann Wolfgang

Dr Johann Willers

Workflow Recovery * Johann Eder

WorkJlow management systems ( WFMSs) more and more become the basic technology for organizations to pei$orm their daily business processes (workjlows). A consistent and reliable execution of such processes is crucial for all organizations. We claim that this can only be achieved by integrating transactional features especially “workjlow transactions” into WFMSs. Based on this idea, we discuss i...

From Copenhagen to neo-Copenhagen interpretation

Positive and negative features of the Copenhagen interpretation are discussed. As positive features can be mentioned its pragmatism and its awareness of the crucial role of measurement. However, the main part of the contribution is devoted to the negative features, to wit, its pragmatism (once again), its confounding of preparation and measurement, its classical account of measurement, its comp...

The Cell in Starvation: Physiological and Chemical Observations* by Adolph

In their extensive study "The Biology of Human Starvation," Keys, Bro~ek. Henschel, Mickelsen, and Taylor raise the question (1) as to how the proportional composition of single cells may be altered in inanition, and note the paucity of data on this question. Data obtained on starving metazoans, while abundant, consist of mean changes in parenchymal and stromal cells and is further complicated ...