This report covers the seminar on Disjunctive Logic Programming and Databases: Non-monotonic Aspects, held at Dagstuhl, Germany during July 1–5, 1996. This seminar was organized by Jürgen Dix, Donald Loveland, Jack Minker, and David Warren to meet the growing interest in this area of research. It brought together about forty researchers from various countries. Dagstuhl, a place being developed ...

Organizers are regions of the embryo that can both induce new fates and impart pattern on other regions. So far, surprisingly few organizers have been discovered, considering the number of patterned tissue types generated during development. This may be because their discovery has relied on transplantation and ablation experiments. Here we describe a new approach, using chick embryos, to discov...

Effectively planning a large multi-track conference requires an understanding of the preferences and constraints of organizers, authors, and attendees. Traditionally, the onus of scheduling the program falls on a few dedicated organizers. Resolving conflicts becomes difficult due to the size and complexity of the schedule and the lack of insight into community members’ needs and desires. Cobi p...

This report gives account of the seminar on Logic Databases and The Meaning of Change, held at the marvelous conference and research center of Dagstuhl, in the last week of September 1996. The seminar attracted a total of 36 invited researchers in the field, from 14 countries. Each of the participants contributed to the seminar by giving talks, demonstrations and/or participating in lively disc...

This study discusses the form of political participation women in Tomohon City. The presence Indonesian stage is an important discourse on progress democracy Indonesia. However, there are still many obstacles among to appear contestation, especially contestation. research shows that trend City continues increase. can be seen from female mayoral candidates who ran contestation 2019 Elections, na...

Creating a schedule for a large multi-track conference requires considering the preferences and constraints of organizers, authors, and attendees. Traditionally, a few dedicated organizers manage the size and complexity of the schedule with limited information and coverage. Cobi presents an alternative approach to conference scheduling by engaging the entire community to take active roles in th...