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Harmelen is a town in the
Dutch province of Utrecht. It is a part of the muni****lity of Woerden, and lies
about 6Â km east of Woerden. In 2001, the town...
- The
Harmelen train disaster, on 8
January 1962, was the
worst railway accident in the
history of the Netherlands.
Harmelen, in the
central Netherlands...
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Frank van
Harmelen (born 1960) is a
Dutch computer scientist and
professor in
Knowledge Representation &
Reasoning in the AI
department at the
Vrije Universiteit...
- was the
largest train disaster in
Dutch railway history until the 1962
Harmelen train disaster. The 102
train from
Amersfoort to
Amsterdam derailed near...
- is
compatible with RDFS. OIL was
developed by
Dieter Fensel,
Frank van
Harmelen (Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam) and Ian
Horrocks (University of Manchester)...
- Horrocks, and
Ulrike Sattler Chapter 3
Description Logics. In
Frank van
Harmelen,
Vladimir Lifschitz, and
Bruce Porter, editors,
Handbook of
Knowledge Representation...
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known as the
Leidse Rijn (Leiden Rhine).
After the
railway bridge near
Harmelen (muni****lity Woerden) it is
known as the Oude Rijn,
flowing westward to...
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Dutch provinces of
Utrecht and
South Holland,
starting west of Utrecht, at
Harmelen, and
running by a
mechanical pumping station into the
North Sea at Katwijk...
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Woerden railway station (Dutch:
Station Woerden) is the
railway station of Woerden, Netherlands. The
railway station was
opened on 21 May 1855 on the Utrecht–Rotterdam...
- Theo de
Rooij (born 25
April 1957 in
Harmelen) is a
retired Dutch former bicycle racer and
former manager of the
Rabobank cycling team - a
position from...
