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Foreword to ‘objects of objectivity’
Social Epistemology, 2004Taylor and Francis LtdTSEP_Foreword.sgm10.1080/0000-0000 (print)/0000-0000 (online)Original Article2004Taylor & Francis Ltd1820000002004Objectivity has fruitfully been explored in last two decades, manifested by the manystudies on ‘objectivity’ in various scientific disciplines.
Boumans, M., Beaulieu, A.
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Proceedings of the 33rd SIGCSE technical symposium on Computer science education - SIGCSE '02, 2002
Teaching objects early requires different pedagogy. It isn't especially difficult, but it is different. Four presenters will explain and demonstrate different methodologies for introducing objects early in introductory computer science courses. The propose is to provide teachers with ideas that they can use or modify to successfully introduce objects ...
Joseph Bergin +3 more
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Teaching objects early requires different pedagogy. It isn't especially difficult, but it is different. Four presenters will explain and demonstrate different methodologies for introducing objects early in introductory computer science courses. The propose is to provide teachers with ideas that they can use or modify to successfully introduce objects ...
Joseph Bergin +3 more
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Object representation for object recognition
Proceedings of IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition CVPR-94, 1994This paper discusses some representation issues and challenges involved in object recognition. It is intended as a step toward assessing current object representation schemes and proposing design and evaluation criteria for future ones.
Jean Ponce +11 more
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Journal of Cultural Economy, 2015
This paper explores the erosion and problematization of ‘the organization’ as a demarcated entity. Utilizing Foucault's reflections on ‘state-phobia’ as a source of inspiration, I show how an organization-phobia has gained a hold within Organization Theory (OT).
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This paper explores the erosion and problematization of ‘the organization’ as a demarcated entity. Utilizing Foucault's reflections on ‘state-phobia’ as a source of inspiration, I show how an organization-phobia has gained a hold within Organization Theory (OT).
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Sociology’s objects, objectivity and objectives
Journal of Sociology, 2012In the late 19th and early 20th century steps were taken to establish academic sociology in the USA, England and Australia. In America the project was a success and the discipline was well established by 1945, yet in England and Australia it made nothing like the same progress. In England it struggled against the influential extramural social research
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Objects, Objects, and More Objects
2000Object-oriented programming has been around a long time and has been part of Visual Basic, at least to some degree, since VB was introduced. As you know, everything from a form control to a database is treated as an object. What’s more, recent versions of Visual Basic continue to provide more features that facilitate creating your own object systems—of
Hank Marquis, Eric A. Smith
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1998 IEEE Aerospace Conference Proceedings (Cat. No.98TH8339), 2002
The current fashion for pushing toward "object oriented" (Oh-Oh!) methodologies, tools (manage objects not data), and terminology (business objects design) has obscured the real advantages of object-orientation and object driven design and implementation.
B. Healton, A.W. Kwong, R. Lancaster
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The current fashion for pushing toward "object oriented" (Oh-Oh!) methodologies, tools (manage objects not data), and terminology (business objects design) has obscured the real advantages of object-orientation and object driven design and implementation.
B. Healton, A.W. Kwong, R. Lancaster
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Concurrency: Practice and Experience, 1999
Summary: This paper argues that the current OO technology does not support reuse and configurability in an effective way. This problem can be addressed by augmenting OO Analysis and Design with feature modeling and by applying generative implementation techniques. Feature modeling allows capturing the variability of domain concepts.
Krzysztof Czarnecki 0001 +1 more
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Summary: This paper argues that the current OO technology does not support reuse and configurability in an effective way. This problem can be addressed by augmenting OO Analysis and Design with feature modeling and by applying generative implementation techniques. Feature modeling allows capturing the variability of domain concepts.
Krzysztof Czarnecki 0001 +1 more
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Objects feeling objects in a multiview object space
1993User interfaces that allow the direct manipulation of conceptual objects with adequate semantic feedback are not sufficiently supported by the user interface tools of today. We have designed a layered architecture for user interface objects based upon the definition of a three dimensional object space for object manipulation.
Franz Penz, Luís Carriço
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