In this paper, we discuss a case study performed for validating a Natural Language (NL) based software requirements specification (SRS) in terms of completeness, consistency, and fault-tolerance. A partial verification of the Guidance and Control Software (GCS) Specification is provided as a result of analysis using three modeling formalisms. Zed was applied first to detect and remove ambiguity...

today, the importance of entrepreneurship and its influence on development of societies is inevitable and the role of universities in this regards is very specific. this study aimed to evaluate the entrepreneurship talent in junior and senior students through descriptive - survey research, are discussed.  according to the target population (n = 3422), by aid of krejcie and morgan table and rand...

For local content is required in the Indonesian curriculum, current study aims at determining values derived from women struggling floating markets of South Kalimantan, Indonesia. Five distinctive were revealed using direct observation and Delphi Techniques: a high tolerance for ambiguity, sustainable innovation, independence, risk-taking propensity, external locus control. Since teachers consi...

In a departure from the organizational development literature, this study hypothesized that managerial responses to organizational change are influenced by 7 dispositional traits (locus of control, generalized self-efficacy, self-esteem, positive affectivity, openness to experience, tolerance for ambiguity, and risk aversion). Data were collected from 6 organizations (N = 514) to test the hypot...

Article history: Available online 23 November 2011

So far the least growth rate known for a divergent inherent ambiguity function was logarithmic. This paper shows that for each computable divergent total non-decreasing function f : N → N there is a context-free language L with a divergent inherent ambiguity function g below f . This proves that extremely slow growing divergent inherent ambiguity functions exist. For instance there is a context...

Microaggressions are unintentional or thoughtless behaviors that convey negative messages to members of minority groups. Due to the attributional ambiguity of microaggressions, people often differ in their judgments about how morally bad acts of microaggression are. To account for this individual variation, we explored the potential influence of heavy social media use on individuals’ moral judg...