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To reuse or not reuse: Reuse of phacoemulsification needle tips, their efficacy, and patient response

Insight - the Journal of the American Society of Ophthalmic Registered Nurses, 1996
In today's cost-conscious environment, compliance with the manufacturer's recommendation for single use of medical devices continues to be challenged. This study was undertaken to examine the feasibility of reusing disposable phacoemulsification needle tips.
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Wastewater Reuse

2017
This contribution deals with description of the current state of wastewater reuse with particular emphasis on health and environmental aspects. The common applications of wastewater reuse in the agricultural, industrial, and urban sectors are presented and discussed.
Sabino De Gisi   +5 more
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Serendipitous Reuse

IEEE Internet Computing, 2008
Enterprise integration is a way that encourages the development of beneficial applications. Enterprise architects tend to favor practices and approaches based on a service-oriented architecture (SOA). Many approaches to connecting software systems, including but not limited to Corba, many Java-based integration systems, and .NET, generally follow the ...
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Inheritance: from code reuse to reasoning reuse

Proceedings. Fifth International Conference on Software Reuse (Cat. No.98TB100203), 2002
In the object-oriented approach, a designer can, given an existing base class, use inheritance to build a derived class that extends, or that slightly differs from the base class, but in order to exploit the full potential of inheritance to build systems incrementally, the designer must also be able to reason about the derived class incrementally. This
Neelam Soundarajan, Stephen Fridella
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Diversity in reuse processes

IEEE Software, 2000
Examines the impact of software process diversity in one specific area: software reuse, which means that the work products developed elsewhere (in another project, group or company) are used again. To learn how to achieve reuse, we initiated a two-year study in 1997 of roughly two dozen European companies that were establishing reuse programmes in the ...
MORISIO, MAURIZIO, TULLY C., EZRAN M.
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Reuse Variables: Reusing Code and State in Timor

2004
The standard approach to code reuse in object oriented languages is via inheritance. This is restrictive in a number of ways. For example, it leads to well known conflicts between subtyping and subclassing. Furthermore, where no type relationship exists, programmers must resort to inefficient techniques such as delegation to achieve code reuse.
James Leslie Keedy   +2 more
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METRICS-GUIDED REUSE

International Journal on Artificial Intelligence Tools, 1996
This paper presents a discussion of significant issues in selection of a standardized set of the “best” software metrics to support a software reuse program. This discussion illustrates the difficulty in selection of a standardized set of reuse metrics because the “best” reuse metrics are determined by unique characteristics of each reuse application.
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Reuse of debuggers for visualization of reuse

Proceedings of the 1999 symposium on Software reusability, 1999
Robert Biddle   +3 more
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Concern Oriented Reuse: A Software Reuse Paradigm

2016
Model reuse remains a major challenge in Model Driven Engineering (MDE), despite the success stories in programming languages as exemplified by class libraries, services, and components. Modellers usually create models from scratch because modelling languages offer limited support to reuse existing models and modelling tools in general are not shipped ...
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