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Introducing graphics capabilities to several high‐level languages
Software: Practice and Experience, 1978AbstractThe development of basic support software for a graphics facility requires extensive programming effort, which is sometimes duplicated when the facility is made available from other languages. This paper explores an alternative, which has the advantages that only a single software package need be built for use by a variety of host languages ...
Nam Ng, T. Anthony Marsland
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Capabilities and Levels of Maturity in IT-Based Case Management
2012We present the results of a case study where we compared the needs of case managers with the capabilities of case management software systems (CMS) in social work, health care, and the handling of complex claims in insurance. Building on existing maturity models, we relate capabilities with maturity levels and present the C3M maturity model for IT ...
Jana Koehler +2 more
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Agile and SPICE Capability Levels
2011The paper presents the results of an exercise that considers the principles of the Agile Manifesto and of the Declaration of Interdependence, and evaluate how much their implementation is compatible with a high target profile in a Spice Assessment.
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Towards a high-level power estimation capability
Proceedings of the 1995 international symposium on Low power design - ISLPED '95, 1995Abstruct- We will present a power estimation technique for digital integrated circuits that operates at the register transfer level (RTL). Such a high-level power estimation capability is required in order to provide early warning of any power problems before the circuit-level design has been specified. With such early warning, the designer can explore
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The user-level semantic matching capability in MACSYMA
Proceedings of the second ACM symposium on Symbolic and algebraic manipulation - SYMSAC '71, 1971The pattern matching facility of MACSYMA, an algebraic manipulation system, is described in this paper. By taking advantage of the special semantic properties of algebraic expressions, diverse expressions are recognized as occurrences of the same pattern.
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Masking level difference: A measure of auditory processing capability
International Journal of Audiology, 1975MLDs are evidence of the superiority of the binaural auditory system. Cochlear lesions do not necessarily impair the MLD and persons with cortical lesions are also able to produce normal MLDs. The evidence for intermediate level auditory pathway lesions is more equivocal.
D P, Goldstein, S D, Stephens
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IT Capabilities for SMEs: An Analysis at the Organisational Level
2017In his book The Deepening Divide: Inequality in the Information Society, Van Dijk (The deepening divide. Inequality in the information society. Sage, Thousand Oaks, 2005) discusses the digital divide and how it has changed throughout the years. It started with a deficit in accessing technology in the 1990s and early 2000, but has now evolved into a gap
Franz Lehner, Mathias With Sundby
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THE ROLE OF ONTOLOGICAL LEARNING LEVELS IN DEVELOPING DYNAMIC CAPABILITIES
International Journal of Learning and Change, 2018This paper explores the links between the fields of dynamic capabilities and organisational learning (OL), emphasising the role of the different ontological learning levels. The resource-based view (RBV) is pinpointed as the key origin of the dynamic capabilities view (DCV), in connection with OL and knowledge management.
Victor Oltra +2 more
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A capable "O" level IETM At last
AUTOTESTCON 93, 2002SAIC and the US Army have created a new approach to diagnostic testing that is economical to develop and still has the capability necessary to tackle real world troubleshooting problems. This was done by selecting a mix of known techniques and new technology for both the hardware and software. The resulting interactive electronic technical manual (IETM)
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Antiwear Leveling Design for SSDs With Hybrid ECC Capability
IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems, 2017With the joint considerations of reliability and performance, hybrid error correction code (ECC) becomes an option in the designs of solid-state drives (SSDs). Unfortunately, wear leveling (WL) might result in the early performance degradation to SSDs, which is common with a limited number of P/E cycles, due to the efforts to delay the bit-error-rate ...
Chien-Chung Ho +3 more
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