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2000 – 2009

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2009
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Gregory D. Speegle:
Compensating Transactions. Encyclopedia of Database Systems 2009: 405-406
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Gregory D. Speegle:
Semantic Atomicity. Encyclopedia of Database Systems 2009: 2588-2591
2000
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Gregory D. Speegle, Allen M. Gao, Shaowen Hu, Le Gruenwald:
Extending Databases to Support Image Editing. IEEE International Conference on Multimedia and Expo (I) 2000: 235-238

1990 – 1999

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Leonard Brown, Le Gruenwald, Gregory D. Speegle:
Issues in Using Specifications to Improve Content-Based Search of Multimedia Data. DANTE 1999: 156-163
1998
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Gregory D. Speegle, Xiaojun Wang, Le Gruenwald:
A Meta-Structure for Supporting Multimedia Editing in Object-Oriented Databases. BNCOD 1998: 89-102
1995
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Gregory D. Speegle:
Views of Media Objects in Multimedia Databases. IW-MMDBMS 1995: 20-27
1994
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Henry F. Korth, Gregory D. Speegle:
Formal Aspects of Concurrency Control in Long-Duration Transaction Systems Using the NT/PV Model. ACM Trans. Database Syst. 19(3): 492-535 (1994)
1993
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Gregory D. Speegle, Michael J. Donahoo:
Using Statistical Sampling for Query Optimization in Heterogeneous Library Information Systems. ACM Conference on Computer Science 1993: 475-482
1992
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Gregory D. Speegle, Andrew L. Gordon:
Quantifying the Benefits of Semantics. ACM Conference on Computer Science 1992: 423-430
1990
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Henry F. Korth, Gregory D. Speegle:
Long-Duration Transactions in Software Design Projects. ICDE 1990: 568-574

1980 – 1989

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1988
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Henry F. Korth, Gregory D. Speegle:
Formal Model of Correctness Without Serializability. SIGMOD Conference 1988: 379-386

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