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A Generic Data Level Implementation of ModelGen

2008
The model management operator ModelGen translates a schema expressed in one modelling language into an equivalent schema expressed in another modelling language, and in addition produces a mapping between those two schemas. This paper presents an implementation of ModelGen which in addition allows for the translation of data instances from the source
Andrew Charles Smith, Peter McBrien
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Strategy implementation efficiency on the process level

Business Process Management Journal, 2016
PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to verify the extent to which corporate strategy is reflected in lower managerial levels, and problem addressed by the author has been analysed with reference to a functional as well as a process-oriented system.Design/methodology/approachThis paper is empirical in nature, as it refers to results of a survey ...
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Semantics and implementation of prefixing at many levels

1983
A generalization of Simula's prefixing of classes is presented. The notion of one-level prefixing is first introduced by means of the example of Simula 67; the semantics of a programming language with prefixing at many levels is then discussed and analyzed.
W. W. Bartol, Antoni Kreczmar, A. I. Litwiniuk, H. Oktaba   +3 more
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On Implementing High Level Concurrency in Java

2003
Increasingly threading has become an important architectural component of programming languages to support parallel programming. Previously we have proposed an elegant language extension to express concurrency and synchronization. This language called Join Java has all the expressiveness of Object Oriented languages whilst offering the added benefit of
G. Stewart Von Itzstein, Mark Jasiunas
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Levels of a Schema Implementations

1988
As CAD systems provide different levels of capabilities one cannot expect all systems to support the full schema in their pre- and post-processors. On the other hand, it must not be left to the choice of the implementer of processors which subset of entities and attribute he wants to support.
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Implementation of high-level operations

1993
In this chapter, we will investigate how a silage description is transformed into a register-transfer description.
Jan Vanhoof, Karl Rompaey, Ivo Bolsens, Gert Goossens, Hugo Man   +4 more
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Implementing the meso level of the ICCCF

2018
LEARNING OBJECTIVES After studying this chapter, you should be able to: • explain how the meso level of the Innovative Care for Chronic Conditions Framework addresses care for the person with a chronic condition • understand how to build a supportive environment with the person with a chronic condition and other health partners •
Karen Francis, Judith Anderson, Linda Deravin-Malone   +2 more
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High-Level Implementation Steps

2016
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CMMI Level 2 Implementation

2010
This chapter is focused on the implementation of maturity level 2 in an organization. A CMMI level 2 organization has policies for managing a project, and procedures to implement these policies have been established. Practices are in place to ensure that the process is planned, performed, and controlled, and the process is enforced with independent ...
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The Level of E-Government Implementation

2015
This chapter presents an analysis for level of e-government implementation in the context of a developing country. The purpose of the study is to understand the level of e-government implementation in Malawi focusing on examining websites for government ministries and departments.
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