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Classifying COTS Products

2002
Classes of COTS products can be derived by classification attributes, which define a Cartesian space. Examples of such attributes are the architectural level, the kind of the COTS product (is it a standard, or a service, or an executable component?), and the software life cycle phase in which the product is used (is it a development tool or an ...
Letizia Jaccheri, Marco Torchiano
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COTS Workshop

Proceedings of the 22nd international conference on Software engineering - ICSE '00, 2000
COTS Workshop: Continuing Collaborations for Successful COTS Development John Dean, National Research of Council Canada fJohn.Dean@nrc.ca} Patricia Oberndorf, Software Engineering Institute {po(~_sei.cmu.edu} Mark Vigder, National Research Council Canada fMark.Viader~_nrc.ca~ Chris Abts, University of Southern California {cabts~sunset.usc.edu} Hakan ...
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COT

2018
The Cloud of Things (CoT) is the multi-domain, emerging, and dynamic technology in today's era. Cloud of Things can perform security services and virtualization with different sensor devices for a powerful and scalable high-performance computing. The author emphasizes the evaluation of various applications used in Cloud of Things.
Swati Jaiswal   +2 more
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Cots characterization model in a Cots-based development environment

Tenth Asia-Pacific Software Engineering Conference, 2003., 2004
Commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) components are more and more used in the new applications development. They promise to reduce cost and risks, and to ensure software higher quality. However, in practice, many problems are faced during the evaluation, selection and integration.
Sihem Ben Sassi   +2 more
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Repositories for Cots Selection

2006 Canadian Conference on Electrical and Computer Engineering, 2006
Selecting Commercial-Off-The-Shelf (COTS) products is a challenging process that utilizes and generates a lot of information. Repositories play a crucial role in the management of the COTS selection information. In fact, it is generally believed in literature that repositories are of great importance to the COTS selection process and indeed to the ...
Tom Wanyama, Behrouz Homayoun Far
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The pathology of cot deaths

The Journal of Pathology, 1979
An examination of the pathological features of 12 consecutive cases of sudden death in infancy was undertaken with particular reference to the lung changes used a combined radiological and pathological study of formalin vapour-inflated lungs. Certain common features in the cases in which there are no post mortem changes to explain death (typical cot ...
A, Herbert, P S, Andrews
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Cots Correlator Platform

Experimental Astronomy, 2004
Moore’s lawis best exploited by using consumer market hardware. In particular, the gaming industry pushes the limit of processor performance thus reducing the cost per raw flop even faster than Moore’s law predicts. Next to the cost benefits of Common-Of-The-Shelf (COTS) processing resources, there is a rapidly growing experience pool in cluster based ...
Kjeld Van Der Schaaf, Ruud Overeem
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Cot deaths in Birmingham

Journal of Public Health, 1991
The spatial and temporal distributions of cot deaths and of infant respiratory deaths in Birmingham between 1964 and 1984 were examined. Respiratory deaths declined and cot deaths increased, and the combined rate showed a downward trend. Seasonal variations were identical in the two groups and in each case were more powerfully related to date of death ...
E G, Knox, R J, Lancashire
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Adapting COTS products

2010 IEEE International Conference on Software Maintenance, 2010
COTS products can play various architectural roles in software systems: as interfaces to problem-specific functionality, as components that provide such functionality itself, and as intermediary connectors and components in more complex systems. In doing so, COTS products impose their own, unique constraints on organization and functionality.
David S. Wile   +5 more
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Cot deaths and suffocation

Nursing Standard, 1989
Recent reports stating that up to ten per cent of cot deaths are caused by mothers smothering their children are probably accurate, the RCN's Society of Paediatric Nursing believes.
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