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Disambiguation of "Taentzer, Gabriele"

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Starting Model Development in Distributed Teams with Incremental Model Splitting.

, and . Software Engineering & Management, volume P-239 of LNI, page 97-98. GI, (2015)

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Gabriele Taentzer

Gabriele Taentzer

Gabriele Graefen

Der wissenschaftliche Artikel: Textart und Textorganisation. Uni Dortmund, (1996)

Giuseppina Gabriele

Gabriele Berberich

 

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