-
Mockus is a
surname of
Lithuanian origin. The
surname may
refer to:
Antanas Mockus (b. 1952), Lithuanian-Colombian mathematician, philosopher, and politician...
- to medication."
Mockus finished second in the polling,
leading to a
runoff election with Juan
Manuel Santos,
which Santos won.
Mockus resigned from the...
-
administering new
business units. Also,
Mockus was one of the
founders who
established the
Lithuanian Free
Market Institute.
Mockus is a
member of
Vilnius Tennis...
- que
Santos y
Mockus dis****rían la
segunda vuelta".
Diario El Espectador, ed. (15
April 2010). "Nueva
encuesta presidencial revela que
Mockus está a sólo...
- other.
Mockus'
father died when
Mockus was
about 18
years old. At the time of the
Second occupation of
Lithuania by the
Soviet Union,
Mockus joined the...
- the
Mockus campaign soon
after and was
chosen as the
Green Party's vice
presidential candidate. On May 30, 2010, the party's
candidate Antanas Mockus came...
-
Michael X.
Mockus (October 26, 1864 –
October 23, 1939) was a Lithuanian-American
philosopher and
former Unitarian minister.
Mockus is
remembered for having...
- (1988–90) and
Jaime Castro (1992–94), in
addition to the
first of
Antanas Mockus (1995–97),
formulated proposals to
solve the
problem of
public transport...
- expensive-to-evaluate functions. The term is
generally attributed to
Jonas Mockus [lt] and is
coined in his work from a
series of
publications on
global optimization...
- 420.3952. doi:10.1145/337180.337228. ISBN 978-1581132069. S2CID 2675076.
Mockus, A.; Fielding, R. T.; Herbsleb, J. (2000). "A case
study of open source...
