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1995
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J. Joachim Quantz:
Preferential disambiguation in natural language processing. Technical University of Berlin, Germany, 1995, pp. I-VI, 1-188

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Frank W. Bergmann, J. Joachim Quantz:
Parallelizing Description Logics. KI 1995: 137-148

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Frank W. Bergmann, J. Joachim Quantz:
Parallel propagation in the description-logic system FLEX. Parallel Processing for Artificial Intelligence 3 1997: 181-207

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J. Joachim Quantz:
An HPSG Parser Based on Description Logics. CoRR cmp-lg/9501003 (1995)

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