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Computer Languages, Systems & Structures, 2006
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Hirschfeld, Robert, Hanenberg, Stefan
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Gesture, 2003
Performing an action and concurrently describing it creates possibilities for observing how speech and action are synchronized and mutually shape each other. The results to be described show that iconicity is an organizing principle of motion control — actions are performed in relation to speech in such a way as to create an image of the meaning in ...
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Performing an action and concurrently describing it creates possibilities for observing how speech and action are synchronized and mutually shape each other. The results to be described show that iconicity is an organizing principle of motion control — actions are performed in relation to speech in such a way as to create an image of the meaning in ...
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Architectural Aspects of Architectural Aspects
2005This document studies in some detail the recently developed concept of aspect at the architecture level. This concept introduces a novel kind of modularization and composition in software, and therefore it defines new structures which must be studied by Software Architecture, determining the architectural features of aspects.
Carlos Enrique Cuesta Quintero +3 more
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ASPECTS OF THE MICROCIRCULATION
Australian and New Zealand Journal of Surgery, 1977The microcirculation is an important but little understood part of the cardiovascular system. As new techniques have been developed, more accurate information has become available concerning the changes in the microcirculation in both health and disease.
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Proceedings. Technology of Object-Oriented Languages and Systems, TOOLS 25 (Cat. No.97TB100239), 2002
Aspect oriented programming promotes the separation of the different aspects of a system into their natural form. Synchronisation is an important aspect of concurrent object-oriented systems, but treating synchronisation as a single monolithic aspect leads to inflexibility and limited possibilities for reuse.
David Holmes +2 more
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Aspect oriented programming promotes the separation of the different aspects of a system into their natural form. Synchronisation is an important aspect of concurrent object-oriented systems, but treating synchronisation as a single monolithic aspect leads to inflexibility and limited possibilities for reuse.
David Holmes +2 more
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2013
This chapter starts with a discussion of how different aspects can be associated with the same entity and how this allows you to decompose a system in different ways. This leads to a consideration of the concept of multi-aspect which provides a uniform way to associate an unlimited number of related aspects with the same entity.
Bernard P. Zeigler +1 more
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This chapter starts with a discussion of how different aspects can be associated with the same entity and how this allows you to decompose a system in different ways. This leads to a consideration of the concept of multi-aspect which provides a uniform way to associate an unlimited number of related aspects with the same entity.
Bernard P. Zeigler +1 more
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Journal of Biosocial Science, 1970
The Sexual Offences Act, 1967, which made private homosexual behaviour between consenting males over the age of 21 years legal in England, marked a significant stage in the gradual change of social attitudes on this topic. A substantial body of opinion, including perhaps most of those personally affected, now takes the line that homosexuality is a ...
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The Sexual Offences Act, 1967, which made private homosexual behaviour between consenting males over the age of 21 years legal in England, marked a significant stage in the gradual change of social attitudes on this topic. A substantial body of opinion, including perhaps most of those personally affected, now takes the line that homosexuality is a ...
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Science, 2016
Microfluidics In microfluidics systems, the small size of the channels ensures that the flow profiles are laminar, so solute mixing is largely governed by diffusion in the absence of active mixing. Aminian et al. revisited the classic phenomenon of Taylor diffusion to investigate the effects that the aspect ratio of the conduit has on the longtime ...
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Microfluidics In microfluidics systems, the small size of the channels ensures that the flow profiles are laminar, so solute mixing is largely governed by diffusion in the absence of active mixing. Aminian et al. revisited the classic phenomenon of Taylor diffusion to investigate the effects that the aspect ratio of the conduit has on the longtime ...
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AspectS - Aspect-Oriented Programming with Squeak
2003AspectS is an approach to general-purpose aspect-oriented programming in the Squeak/Smalltalk environment. Based on concepts of AspectJ it extends the Smalltalk metaobject protocol to accommodate the aspect modularity mechanism. In contrast to systems like AspectJ, weaving and unweaving in AspectS happens dynamically at runtime, on-demand, employing ...
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Proceedings of the 8th ACM international conference on Aspect-oriented software development, 2009
Currently, it is possible to use Aspect-Oriented languages to attach behavior to code based on semantic or syntactic properties of that code. There is no language, however, that allows developers to attach behavior based on static metaproperties of code. Here, we demonstrate a technique for applying AOP methods to metaproperties of source code.
Clayton G. Myers, Elisa L. A. Baniassad
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Currently, it is possible to use Aspect-Oriented languages to attach behavior to code based on semantic or syntactic properties of that code. There is no language, however, that allows developers to attach behavior based on static metaproperties of code. Here, we demonstrate a technique for applying AOP methods to metaproperties of source code.
Clayton G. Myers, Elisa L. A. Baniassad
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