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On the specialization of online program specializers
Journal of Functional Programming, 1993Abstract A common technique for improving the speed of program specialization is to specialize the program specializer itself on the program to be specialized, creating a custom program generator . Much research has been devoted to the problem of generating
Erik Ruf, Daniel Weise
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Special programs for special groups
New Directions for Mental Health Services, 1995AbstractSpecial groups of persons with mental illness require individually tailored programs.
J, Dincin +7 more
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Special Books for Special Children
Children's Health Care, 1983Simple books written for an individual child can assist that child in coping with unusual and potentially stressful medical problems. The philosophy, techniques, and process of writing this type of book are shared, as well as examples of illustrations and text from two books written for preschool children: one with a glycogen storage problem and one ...
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Proceedings of the 2004 ACM SIGPLAN symposium on Partial evaluation and semantics-based program manipulation, 2004
Component-Based Software Development (CBSD) is an attractive way to deliver generic executable pieces of program, ready to be reused in many different contexts. Component reuse is based on a black-box model that frees component consumers from diving into implementation details.
Bobeff, Gustavo, Noyé, Jacques
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Component-Based Software Development (CBSD) is an attractive way to deliver generic executable pieces of program, ready to be reused in many different contexts. Component reuse is based on a black-box model that frees component consumers from diving into implementation details.
Bobeff, Gustavo, Noyé, Jacques
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Special Reconstruction Techniques for Special Circumstances
Facial Plastic Surgery, 2009Auricular reconstruction is a challenging, mostly multistaged procedure that requires many different techniques. Whereas standard techniques have been developed for the standard severe, third-degree dysplasia, we are often confronted with severely scarred patients due to excess trauma or prior operations.
Ralf, Siegert, Ralph, Magritz
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The “Special” in The Special Teacher
Journal of Learning Disabilities, 1972Described here are certain qualities of the successful special education teacher to remind us of the direction our efforts should take.
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Special olympics, special athletes, special needs?
Journal of the South Carolina Medical Association (1975), 2002Based upon the current study, the review of the literature, and our experience, the preparticipation physical examination for Special Olympics is an opportunity for physicians of all specialties to assist and encourage a group of athletes with special physical and emotional characteristics not found in other athletes.
Peter J, Carek +2 more
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WEAKLY SPECIAL AND SPECIAL RADICALS IN SEMIGROUPS
Mathematics of the USSR-Sbornik, 1974Hoehnke radicals on the class of semigroups are considered. The concepts of the special and weakly special radical in semigroups are introduced; they are analogous to the ring concepts. A characterization of reductive semigroups as those which possess a universal property for extensions is found.
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