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Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach (March 8, 1714 – December 14, 1788) was a German musician and composer, the second of five sons of Johann Sebastian Bach and Maria Barbara Bach. He was one of the founders of the Classical style, composing in the Rococo and Classical periods. Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach was born in Weimar, Germany. When he was ten years old he entered the St. Thomas School at Leipzig, where his father had become cantor in 1723, and continued his education as a student of jurisprudence at the universities of Leipzig (1731) and of Frankfurt (Oder) (1735). In 1738, at the age of 24, he took his degree, but at once abandoned his prospects of a legal career and determined to devote himself to music. A few months later (armed with a recommendation by Sylvius Leopold Weiss) he obtained an appointment in the service of Frederick II of Prussia ("Frederick the Great"), the then crown prince, and upon Frederick's accession in 1740 Carl Philipp became a member of the royal orchestra.... full article at wikipedia

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Freebase logoSearch * Home * Data * Apps * Discuss * Help * Please sign in or register to contributeLoading... * Edit * Flag o delete o merge with another topic o split into multiple topics o possibly offensiveCarl Philipp Emanuel BachAlso known as Edit * CPE Bach, * C.P.E.Bach, * Carlos Phillipp Emanuel Bach, * C.P.E. バッハ, * Karl Philipp Emanuel Bach, * C.P.E. Bach, * Bach, Carl Philip Emanuel, * Carl Philip Emanuel Bach *Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach (March 8, 1714 – December 14, 1788) was a German musician and composer, the second of five sons of Johann Sebastian Bach and Maria Barbara Bach. He was one of the founders of the Classical style, composing in the Rococo and Classical periods. Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach was born in Weimar, Germany. When he was ten years old he entered the St. Thomas School at Leipzig, where his father had become cantor in 1723, and continued his education as a student of jurisprudence at the universities of Leipzig (1731) and of Frankfurt (Oder) (1735). 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Real Rule of the Week: Defining a Subconcept

In our first of a series of real rule examples we consider the case where a subconcept is defined by means of a derivation rule with the help of a condition on the properties of the superconcept.

vocabularyThe rule states: A woman is a female whose age is greater than 21. The underlying vocabulary of this rule, depicted in the diagram to the left, includes the concepts person, female and woman, where woman is a subconcept of female, which is in turn a subconcept of person, and the person properties name and age.

ruleThe defined concept, woman, is in the conclusion of the rule, while the condition consists of two parts: a classification of something as a female and an attached requirement that the age of that female must be greater than 21. This gives us a rule with a classification conclusion for infering that x is a woman, and with a classification condition, requiring that x is a female, and an inequality condition, requiring that the age of x is greater than 21. The rule can be visualized as shown in the diagram to the right. The circle epresents the rule, its label DR stands for derivation rule. Incoming arrows attached to a rule circle represent conditions, and the outgoing arrow represents the conclusion.

If you wonder, what kind of visual representation I'm using here, it's the UML-based visual rule language URML developed in the REWERSE research project Rule Modeling and Markup.

The UML comes with a formal languge for expressing integrity rules and derivation rules, called OCL. Unfortunately, OCLi supports only derivation rules for defining properties, but not for defining (sub-)classes. We'll use it in some of our next real rule of the week posts.

In the predicate logic syntax of the logic programming language Prolog, this rule would be formalized as

woman(X) :- female(X), age(X,Y), Y > 21.

It would be nice to collect further formalizations in other rule languages. Can you add your favorite one?

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Real Rule of the Week: Defining a SubconceptIn our first of a series of real rule examples we consider the case where a subconcept is defined by means of a derivation rule with the help of a condition on the properties of the superconcept.vocabularyThe rule states: A woman is a female whose age is greater than 21. The underlying vocabulary of this rule, depicted in the diagram to the left, includes the concepts person, female and woman, where woman is a subconcept of female, which is in turn a subconcept of person, and the person properties name and age.ruleThe defined concept, woman, is in the conclusion of the rule, while the condition consists of two parts: a classification of something as a female and an attached requirement that the age of that female must be greater than 21. This gives us a rule with a classification conclusion for infering that x is a woman, and with a classification condition, requiring that x is a female, and an inequality condition, requiring that the age of x is greater than 21. The rule can be visualized as shown in the diagram to the right. The circle epresents the rule, its label DR stands for derivation rule. Incoming arrows attached to a rule circle represent conditions, and the outgoing arrow represents the conclusion.If you wonder, what kind of visual representation I'm using here, it's the UML-based visual rule language URML developed in the REWERSE research project Rule Modeling and Markup.The UML comes with a formal languge for expressing integrity rules and derivation rules, called OCL. Unfortunately, OCLi supports only derivation rules for defining properties, but not for defining (sub-)classes. We'll use it in some of our next real rule of the week posts.In the predicate logic syntax of the logic programming language Prolog, this rule would be formalized aswoman(X) :- female(X), age(X,Y), Y > 21.It would be nice to collect further formalizations in other rule languages. Can you add your favorite one?

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HomeRealRules BlogzineRecognize real rules! * About us * Login * Sponsors: * BTU * REWERSE-I1 * Related Sites * Events * BRCommunity * RuleMLLatest Entries * JBoss Rules Improves its Syntax * Why a rule markup language needs a rich syntax (looking in the RIF Core...) * Which one is the normative RIF Syntax? * First Working Draft of the Rule Interchange Format (RIF) was Published * The OCL Portal * When to Use Rules in Your Application * JBoss ReteOO Algorithm * How JBoss RETE works * Some Facts about the JBoss Rule Engine * [SBVR] Does SBVR help us to design rule-based applications? * What are JBoss Rules? * Real Rule of the Week: Constraining a Concept * [SBVR] What is a business rule? * Why Your Engine Should Support Programmatic Rule Generation * Real Rule of the Week: Using Negation * Where do business rules come from? * Real Rule of the Week: Defining a Subconcept * On the use of Priorities and Control facts in rule-based programming * Informed but not enforced * What are the characteristics of rulesets?Home » Real RulesReal Rule of the Week: Defining a SubconceptIn our first of a series of real rule examples we consider the case where a subconcept is defined by means of a derivation rule with the help of a condition on the properties of the superconcept.vocabularyThe rule states: A woman is a female whose age is greater than 21. The underlying vocabulary of this rule, depicted in the diagram to the left, includes the concepts person, female and woman, where woman is a subconcept of female, which is in turn a subconcept of person, and the person properties name and age.ruleThe defined concept, woman, is in the conclusion of the rule, while the condition consists of two parts: a classification of something as a female and an attached requirement that the age of that female must be greater than 21. This gives us a rule with a classification conclusion for infering that x is a woman, and with a classification condition, requiring that x is a female, and an inequality condition, requiring that the age of x is greater than 21. The rule can be visualized as shown in the diagram to the right. The circle epresents the rule, its label DR stands for derivation rule. Incoming arrows attached to a rule circle represent conditions, and the outgoing arrow represents the conclusion.If you wonder, what kind of visual representation I'm using here, it's the UML-based visual rule language URML developed in the REWERSE research project Rule Modeling and Markup.The UML comes with a formal languge for expressing integrity rules and derivation rules, called OCL. Unfortunately, OCLi supports only derivation rules for defining properties, but not for defining (sub-)classes. We'll use it in some of our next real rule of the week posts.In the predicate logic syntax of the logic programming language Prolog, this rule would be formalized aswoman(X) :- female(X), age(X,Y), Y > 21.It would be nice to collect further formalizations in other rule languages. Can you add your favorite one?‹ Real Rulesupgwagner – Thu, 2006 – 05 – 11 20:31real rule of the weeklogin to post commentsI have used Blaze quite aI have used Blaze quite a bit and my experience is that template development, template management and everything related to templates as such makes the whole rule writing process extremely difficult. Well if there are ways to make rules easier to read (and write) definitely Blaze templates isn't one of them!Anonymous – Thu, 2006 – 06 – 01 21:13login to post commentsBlaze Advisor rule syntaxIn this case we would define this as a pattern something like this: A Woman is any Person having sex="Female" and age greater than 21It's a little easier to read than the Prolog :-)Subsequent rules could have conditions like If thisPerson is a Woman and...James Taylor Check out my Enterprise Decision Management blog at edmblog.fairisaac.comjtaylor – Fri, 2006 – 05 – 12 00:25login to post commentsRE: Blaze Advisor rule syntaxIs the Blaze Advisor rule syntax really easer to read? Of course, your phrase above is easier to read, but that's not the formal syntax, which you would need to compare in order to be fair.Anonymous – Sat, 2006 – 05 – 13 14:50login to post commentsThis is the formal syntax.This is the formal syntax. This is what you write in the IDE if you want to write it directly. 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Lisa Simpson
Gender Female
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Relatives Parents: Homer and Marge
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Lisa Marie Simpson is a fictional character in the animated television series The Simpsons, voiced by Yeardley Smith. Matt Groening, the creator of the series, named her after his sister. She is the elder daughter and middle child of Homer and Marge Simpson, and the sister of Bart and Maggie.

Lisa is an extremely intelligent 8 year old girl, one of the most intelligent characters on the show, with an I.Q. of either 156 or 159. She also plays the saxophone.
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Lisa's knowledge covers a wide range of subjects, from astronomy to medicine, and she is notably more concerned with world affairs than her life in Springfield."

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On the µf-Discuss mailing list * There’s a call for speakers on microformats for the Open Web 2008 Conference in Vancouver on April 14th/15thOn the µf-New mailing list * Work on hListing is going to resume shortly — Anyone interesting in marking up listings for classifieds and product listingsOn the web * Cognition 0.1α6 has been been released. — A new parser for metadata embedded in HTML, written in Perl and licensed under the GPL v3. * What is the Semantic Web? What’s Web 3.0? What are Microformats? Why do Microformats matter? — The “pragmatic” semantic web proposes – let’s just use conventions and best practices for today’s web markup and today’s browsers. Let’s add semantics using Microformats to the event example. * Mofo – Getting Started w/ Microformats using Ruby – Web 3.0 In Action — Let’s load up the event listing web page for the Ruby on Rails Workshop on the Yahoo! 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Discussion, and comments. * hAtom 0.2 meeting photos at SGFooCamp. * XTiger templating/structured editing language, used for microformats: Templates, Microformats and Structured Editing. Discussion. * Popular webdesign site Sitepoint discusses microformats: Microformats - Plugging the Gaps in HTML * Yahoo! Search announced their new Open Search platform, allowing third parties to build on top of search, enhancing results with various semantic technologies including microformats.This week’s entry was put together with contributions from Ben Ward, David Janes and Gerald Bauer. * March 18th, 2008 * Ben Ward * Add Comment * View blog reactionsBuilding open textual content on HTMLThe Web is by far the most successful medium in history for the open publishing and sharing of content. 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