Designing Weave Structures Using Boolean Operations, Part 2 The first article on using Boolean operations in weave design [1] showed how a Boolean operation can be applied to arrays, source patterns, of Boolean variable

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Using  Escape  Analysis  in  Dynamic  Data  Race  Detec3on   Emma  Harrington  `15   Williams  College       How  common  are  local  accesses?

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• Concurrency control
• Software design patterns
• Concurrent computing
• Inter-process communication
• Lock
• Futures and promises
• Thread

A Collection of Old Weave Patterns Weave patterns provide design ideas, inspiration, and just plain fascination. Old weaving books are wonderful sources of patterns. There are dozens of old weaving books devoted in whole

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Database Queries that Explain their Work James Cheney Amal Ahmed Umut A. Acar

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• Software engineering
• Computer programming
• Programming language theory
• Linear algebra
• Software design patterns
• Matrix theory
• Trace
• Program slicing
• Monad
• Substitution
• FO
• ALGOL 68

Adaptive Network Design versus Rigid Patterns – Can We Do Better than a Grid? Basil J. Vitins Kay W. Axhausen Transport and Spatial Planning

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• Transport
• Land transport
• Road transport
• Road traffic management
• Traffic law
• Traffic signals
• Traffic flow
• Roundabout
• Intersection
• Traffic light
• Traffic
• Sidra Intersection

Privacy Design Patterns and Anti-Patterns Patterns Misapplied and Unintended Consequences Nick Doty Mohit Gupta

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• Economy
• Academia
• Prevention
• Security engineering
• Privacy
• Internet privacy
• Password
• Authentication
• Software design pattern
• Security Patterns
• Pattern language
• Consumer privacy

Scala for TAPL’ers Part 3 Ilya Sergey 16 November 2010

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• Software engineering
• Computer programming
• Computing
• Functional programming
• Software design patterns
• Monad
• Scripting languages
• Type theory
• Foreach loop
• Null
• Scala
• Option type

Creating Weavable Color Patterns, Part 2: A Design Application Most handweavers design using drafts — threading sequences, treadling sequences, tieups, and the resulting drawdown. The warp and weft threads may be assi

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Act it! How to design interaction patterns “beyond the desktop”. Elisa Rubegni Abstract

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To appear in ProcInt’l Computer Music Conference, New Orleans, November, Metamodels and Design Patterns in CSL4 Stephen Travis Pope, Xavier Amatriain, Lance Putnam, Jorge Castellanos, and Ryan Avery

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