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Stem marri$ (all stems)

8 papers:

TAPTAP-2014-KanigCCGMR #verification
Explicit Assumptions — A Prenup for Marrying Static and Dynamic Program Verification (JK, RC, CC, JG, YM, ER), pp. 142–157.
FASEFASE-2012-MahouachiKG #classification #design #detection #fault
A New Design Defects Classification: Marrying Detection and Correction (RM, MK, KG), pp. 455–470.
PODSPODS-2007-Alur #word
Marrying words and trees (RA), pp. 233–242.
ESEC-FSEESEC-FSE-2007-ParreirasSW #metamodelling #on the #ontology #technological space
On marrying ontological and metamodeling technical spaces (FSP, SS, AW), pp. 439–448.
VLDBVLDB-2005-BonifatiCHLP #database #named #xml
HePToX: Marrying XML and Heterogeneity in Your P2P Databases (AB, EQC, TH, LVSL, RP), pp. 1267–1270.
ICSEICSE-2000-Rifkin #diagrams #precedence
When the project absolutely must get done: marrying the organization chart with the precedence diagram (SR), pp. 588–596.
STOCSTOC-1988-Broder #approximate #how #random
Errata to “How hard is to marry at random? (On the approximation of the permanent)” (AZB), p. 551.
STOCSTOC-1986-Broder #approximate #how #random
How hard is to marry at random? (On the approximation of the permanent) (AZB), pp. 50–58.

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