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Disambiguation of "Fensel, Dieter"

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Modeling Semantic Web Services with the Web Service Modeling Toolkit.

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Dieter Fensel

Dieter Deußen

Letalitätsanalyse pädiatrischer Schädel-Hirnverletzungen. Uni Frankfurt Main, (2006)

Hans Dieter Burkert

Heiliger Geist im Neuen Testament unter besonderer Berücksichtigung des Corpus Paulinum: eine kategoriegeleitete Untersuchung. Uni Bochum, (2009)

Dieter Emmrich

Dieter Polenov

 

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