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IEEE Software, 2003
Patterns provide a mechanism for rendering design advice in a reference format. Software design is a massive topic, and when faced with a design problem, one must be able to focus on something as close to the problem as you can get. Patterns can help by trying to identify common solutions to recurring problems.
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Patterns provide a mechanism for rendering design advice in a reference format. Software design is a massive topic, and when faced with a design problem, one must be able to focus on something as close to the problem as you can get. Patterns can help by trying to identify common solutions to recurring problems.
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2012
There is an old saying that you shouldn’t try to reinvent the wheel, and honestly, in essence it is a very good saying. But with all such sayings, a modicum of common sense is required for its application. If everyone down through history took the saying literally, your car would have wheels made out of the trunk of a tree (which the MythBusters proved
Louis Davidson, Jessica M. Moss
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There is an old saying that you shouldn’t try to reinvent the wheel, and honestly, in essence it is a very good saying. But with all such sayings, a modicum of common sense is required for its application. If everyone down through history took the saying literally, your car would have wheels made out of the trunk of a tree (which the MythBusters proved
Louis Davidson, Jessica M. Moss
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cGLRs are a diverse family of pattern recognition receptors in innate immunity
Cell, 2023Philip J Kranzusch
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All life senses infections via pattern recognition
Nature Reviews Immunology, 2022Yvonne Bordon
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Activation of TIR signalling boosts pattern-triggered immunity
Nature, 2021Zhongshou Wu +2 more
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Context-dependent functions of pattern recognition receptors in cancer
Nature Reviews Cancer, 2022Si Ming Man +2 more
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TRIM5 moonlights as a pattern recognition receptor
Nature Reviews Microbiology, 2011Jermy Andrew
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