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	YAWL: Yet Another Workflow Language
		YAWL (Yet Another Workflow Language) is an original and sophisticated workflow language developed at QUT's BPM research group in collaboration with Eindhoven University of Technology.
		YAWL builds on the insights gained from the workflow patterns research and combines it with the powerful language of Petri-nets.
		YAWL is expressive - it is the first language to provide comprehensive support for all of the workflow patterns.
	www.yawl-system.com (494 words)

	yawl - Encyclopedia.com
		yawl sailing vessel, usually fore-and-aft rigged, with a large mainmast forward.
		In the United States yawls are in wide use as yachts.
		The water lily: Ben Canaider looks at the relationship between Sir James Hardy and the boat that was born around the same time he was, the old yawl Nerida.
	www.encyclopedia.com /doc.aspx?id=1E1:yawl (995 words)

	Chester Yawl Rowing Boat Kits - Chesapeake Light Craft LLC
		The Chester Yawl is based on the Whitehall and adopts its distinctive plumb bow and “wineglass” transom.
		At 15’ long, the Chester Yawl is about the right size for easy trailering (or even cartopping), and the payload of 450 pounds means that two or three adults may safely set out for a picnic or even a camping trip.
		The term “Yawl,” by the way, doesn’t refer to a sailing rig but to an older definition of a small craft carried aboard a large vessel to carry the captain ashore on errands.
	www.clcboats.com /boats/chesteryawl.php (702 words)

	yawl (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The true "yawl" is the Yarmouth yawl used in England on the north coast and is descended from the Scandinavian "yol."
		The classic yawl is a fore-and-aft rigged boat, with the main mast stepped forward and a small mizzen mast stepped in the stern aft or behind the rudder-head.
		Today the only way the yawl and ketch differ is in the placing of the mizzen-mast, aft of the rudder-head on a yawl and forward of the rudder-head on the ketch.
	www.pielcraftsmen.com /ships/yawl.htm (193 words)

	Yawl
		A yawl is a sailing craft[?] similar to a sloop with an additional mizzen mast[?] behind the main mast.
		The yawl is often confused with a ketch but the ketch has the mizzen mast forward of the rudder post whereas the mizzen on a yawl is aft of the rudder post.
		The yawl has generally fallen out of favor.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/ya/Yawl.html (59 words)

	Yawl: Free Encyclopedia Articles at Questia.com Online Library
		13 in the long boat, and 4 to the yawl, being all they could hold...of the era carried just a longboat and a yawl, which were the province of the crew; they...survivors told of losing contact with the yawl and of their assumption that Providence...
		And there is a kind of playfulness to the language ("yawl, crawl, and all") which reinforces the comic feel.
		Yawl might say Ah be a no-count, woebegone yaller dawg fit for nothin but...
	www.questia.com /library/encyclopedia/yawl.jsp?l=Y&p=1 (1250 words)

	Yawl - LoveToKnow 1911
		YAWL, the name of a special rig of small sailing vessels or yachts, with two masts, the mainmast cutter-rigged, and a small mizzen stepped far aft with a spanker or driving sail.
		The name has also been applied to a small ship's boat rowed with four or more oars.
		This page was last modified 09:42, 29 Aug 2006.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Yawl (143 words)

	Herreshoff Yawlcat History 1932 yacht restoration>
		Yawl Cat was built to Captain Nat's half model made for L.A. Scott's "Au Revoir " Hull # 681, in 1908.
		The Yawl Cat was intended for the Mallinckrodt son, who never claimed her.
		The craftmanship and skill that went into the "Yawl Cat" and other vessels like her is a dying art and an important part of history, that needs to be preserved for the next millenium, and for future generations.
	yawlcat.home.att.net /hist.html (961 words)

	YAWL: Yet Another Workflow Language
		One of the benefits of YAWL being an open source initiative is that it is open to anyone interested in contributing to furthering YAWL and its support environment.
		Also, the YAWL environment has a service-oriented architecture which we claim should make it quite flexible in terms of the addition of new functionality.
		YAWL could be used in "normal" lectures, but also in a seminar/workshop setting.
	www.yawl-system.com /community/contributing.php (578 words)

	Achill Yawl Sailing Festival, Ireland
		Tá Cumann Bádóirí Acla ag iarraidh cultúir agus traidisiúin seoltóireachta an yawl a chosaint agus a leanú amach.
		We have seen the population of yawls rise from 3 just a few years ago to 13 this year.
		We know of no more exciting sport than yawl racing and we know that everyone will enjoy the spectacle of so many fine boats battling it out to be first to the finishing line.
	www.achillyawl.com (310 words)

	Inside Architecture : YAWL -- must see TV for Workflow practitioners
		YAWL grew out of the research described on the Workflow Patterns homepage (http://www.workflowpatterns.com).
		Arthur ter Hofstede, Lachlan Alred, Lindsay Bradford, and Dr. Marlon Dumas is an exceptional leap forward in the growth and maturation of workflow as a basis for collaborative applications in practical uses.
		While I haven't actually implemented any of the YAWL engine code in the workflow engine I am creating, I freely admit to having read some of the research literature that Dr. van der Aalst has placed into the public domain.
	blogs.msdn.com /nickmalik/archive/2004/09/24/234057.aspx (753 words)

	BDB - How Yawl
		The word in question is actually "yawl" and refers to a small fishing vessel of a type much used off the coast of New Orleans.
		Many years ago a local New Orleans fisherman met up with one of his colleagues as they were on their way to work one morning.
		(Incidentally, this contraction, as practiced by residents of the Deep South, is known to linguistic experts as "Drawling the Yawl".) Visiting foreigners from New York, upon hearing this exchange, wrongly interpreted the "yawl" portion to mean "you all" or "y'all".
	www.bdb.co.za /items/how_yawl.htm (434 words)

	MacGregor/Yawl Rob Roy/Ch 1-2
		The childhood of this boat was somewhat unhappy, -- and as she grew into shape she was quizzed unmercifully, and people shook their heads very wisely, as they did at the first Rob Roy canoe.
		At a solemn pause in the repast the yawl, without other warming than a loud splash, perversely turned over to the wrong side, with deck to sea and wind, and every single thing exactly the contrary of wheat was proper.
		An excellent cure for all such little mishaps is to "imagine it is tomorrow morning," for in the morning one is sure to forget all the night's troubles, and so with the fiery rising sun on the sails we are floating down to Dover.
	www.friend.ly.net /~dadadata/EE_Eric/yawl_rob_roy01.html (4670 words)

	What is a Canoe Yawl?
		In general, a canoe yawl can be thought of as a boat, very similar to the decked sailing canoe, only bigger.
		"The term yawl has nothing to do with rig; it is an indefinitely old sea term for a sea-coast model of boat which was of long form and light construction, used for both sailing and rowing, without fixed ballast; such boats to this day are the Yarmouth yawls, the Norway yawls and the coble.
		It needs no proof that a vessel 20 to 24 feet long with a breadth of 5 to 6 feet and a ton of lead under her is not a canoe; while at the same time she may be a sloop, cutter, or ketch in rig; but the same name, 'canoe-yawl' has stuck to her....
	www.paddlin.com /fivelakes/canoe_yawl.html (406 words)

	Navy Yawl
		In 1939, the Luders Marine Construction Company designed a 44 foot yawl for use as the United States Naval Academy's sail training craft, and twelve mahogany yawls were delivered to Annapolis by 1943.
		Starting in 1963, these were replaced by twelve fiberglass yawls, which were basically identical to the wooden boats, with the exception of a new cabin layout, aluminum spars, and an inboard diesel engine.
		When the wooden yawls were replaced in the 1960's, the Academy got rid of the old wooden boats, many of which came into use at MWRs and Navy sailing clubs, including Patuxent River's.
	www.navypaxsail.com /Yawls.htm (204 words)

	Visit Achill - Yawl Festival on Achill, Co Mayo, Ireland
		The Achill Yawl Festival (Cruinniú Bádóirí Acla) is an annual series of races involving Achill yawl sailing boats.
		The yawls are crewed by local teams and these competitive races offer an exciting spectactor sport and provide a direct link to Achill's maritime heritage.
		The Achill Yawl Festival usually runs from July until September every year, with races staged at least once a week, and more frequently at holiday weekends.
	www.visitachill.com /en/yawl.html (318 words)

	All about the Caledonia Yawl Crazybird
		Crazybird, a Caledonia Yawl, is an open wooden sailing boat just under 20ft long with two masts,three sails and no engine.
		Actually she was built in 1993 in Ballarat, Victoria, Australia by Richard Munt, Neville Roberts and Wei Ming Wu (the original Crazybird).
		Caledonia Yawl Rebecca Ann and Ness Yawl Sara cruise the Georgia coast passage
	www.mavc2002.com /caledoniayawl (157 words)

	What the Hell is a Canoe Yawl?
		George Holmes is generally thought of as the 'father of the canoe yawl', with Albert Strange taking the idea into larger sizes as the canoe yacht.
		Smaller canoe yawls would employ a centerboard (especially in America) and as they got larger the English would refer to them as "canoe yachts".
		One happens to be a typically elegant solution to the question of a low-cost, practical canoe yawl made of that readily available resource, plywood.
	freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com /~fassitt/canoe_mirror/canoe_yawl.html (789 words)

	Devon Yawl
		The Devon Yawl USA is the ideal family sailing craft- safe, dry, stable, self-bailing and exceptionally easy to handle, even in strong winds and rough seas.
		The Devon Yawl is made out of solid fiberglass but still has the look of a classic wooden vessel...
		The Yawl is fitted with roller furling, Kappa sails, Holt hardware and is trimmed with your choice of teak or mahogany.
	www.affordablemarine.com /devon_yawl_day_sailer.htm (764 words)

	Definition of yawl - Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary
		Learn more about "yawl" and related topics at Britannica.com
		Find more about "yawl" instantly with Live Search
		See a map of "yawl" in the Visual Thesaurus
	www.m-w.com /cgi-bin/dictionary?va=yawl (45 words)

	Yawl Hill Stud - home of Yawl Hillbilly
		We will be standing our two and half year old Bay part bred Arab colt Yawl Hillbilly at public stud for the first time in 2006.
		Burrowshot Lass In A 100k ER Yawl HillBilly
		Yawl Hillbilly stands at about 15.3hh now and is expected to mature at about 16hh and all his stock will be eligible to be registered with the Arab Horse Society on the part bred register.
	www.yawlhillstud.co.uk /index.html (246 words)

	Boat Models, Yawl Corsaro, 33.5"
		It is one of the sails that makes up the fore-and-aft rig which is what the yawl Corsaro has.
		A true yawl like the yawl Corsaro, has the mizzen set abaft or behind the rudderpost and the mizzen area would be about 10 to 15 percent of the total sail area.
		It can also be used to keep the boat head to wind in a real gale when used with a sea anchor off the bow.
	www.nauticaldecorandmore.com /Corsaro-LP.html (406 words)

	Amazon.com: Yawl (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A Year in a Yawl: A true tale of the adventures of four boys in a thirty-foot yawl.
		A Year in a Yawl: A True Tale of the Adventures of Four Sailors in a 30-Foot Yawl by Russell Doubleday (Paperback - Oct 1995)
		The voyage alone in the yawl Rob Roy, from London to Paris and back by Havre, the Isle of Wight, South Coast, &c., &c by John MacGregor (Unknown Binding - 1868)
	www.amazon.com /s?ie=UTF8&keywords=Yawl&tag=dragoncon&index=blended&link_code=qs&page=1 (450 words)

	YAWL
		Based on a rigorous analysis of existing workflow management systems and workflow languages, we have developed a new workflow language: YAWL (Yet Another Workflow Language).
		YAWL is a powerful workflow language based on the workflow patterns.
		For problems or questions regarding this web contact Wil van der Aalst.
	is.tm.tue.nl /research/patterns/yawl.htm (67 words)

	Available Software
		Features an annotated list of the differences between the ENABLE2K and the DOOM/TWL98 lists, a complete cross referenced listing of the hidden italicized "called also" words in the MW10, and a well researched listing of words under 9 letters that should have qualified for inclusion in the OSPD®.
		YAWL LIST (updated Y2K version) is a combination of the ENABLE list and all the above supplementary lists, effectively a superset of the international SOWPODS list.
		It contains over 264,000 words and is probably the largest and most comprehensive list of its kind.
	personal.riverusers.com /~thegrendel/software.html (1351 words)

	1959 Pearson Triton Yawl owned by Hal Landen
		1959 Pearson Triton Yawl owned by Hal Landen
		Yawl hull # 18, designed by Carl Alberg and built by Pearson Yachts in Bristol, RI.
		The Pearson Triton has been inducted into the Sailboat Hall of Fame and for good reason.
	www.videouniversity.com /sail.htm (111 words)

	yawl - OneLook Dictionary Search
		Yawl : eyefortransport e-commerce transportation glossary [home, info]
		Phrases that include yawl: yawl rigged, cat yawl
		Words similar to yawl: howl, roar, ululate, wail, more...
	www.onelook.com /?w=yawl&ls=a (250 words)

	Devon Yawl Association
		The Devon Yawl is a one design controlled through Class Rules administered by the Devon Yawl Association.
		Membership is spread throughout the British Isles, and has an international flavour with members across Europe and a fast growing presence in North America.
		A newsletter, The Yawl, is published once a year, which contains reports on regional and national Association events, technical information, news items and letters.
	www.devonyawl.com /membership.htm (127 words)

	Cruinniú Bádóirí Acla / Achill Yawl Festival, Achill Island, Co. Mayo, Ireland
		The Achill Yawl Festival (Cruinniú Bádóirí Acla) is an annual series of races involving traditional Achill yawl sailing boats.
		The Achill Yawl is a traditional wooden sailing boat with a solid hull and a single mast.
		The Achill Yawl Festival runs from July to September each year, with races taking place at weekends and in the evenings (when tides allow).
	www.achilltourism.com /badori.html (461 words)

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