Titlebook: Studies of Software Design; ICSE‘93 Workshop, Ba David Alex Lamb Conference proceedings 1996 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1996 Design

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David Alex Lambvelopmental research that has been needed to resolve cell structure is now part of the history of the subject Newman and Hobot 1999). Fixation and resin embedding methods for observing structure have been relegated to the routine in most laboratories. The ultrastructural aim is necessarily towards s

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David Garlanrecord is important here. The record could be simply a handwritten one, or typed on a punch card as in Figure 2-1. For easier retrieval, the information could be punched on tape to be fed to a computer memory. Rather than a written record, a pictorial one is often more exact and more compact, since

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Paul G. Sorenson,J. -Paul Tremblay is rarely as straightforward as textbooks and case reports usually seem to imply. More often the work proceeds in fits and starts (and often does not seem to be proceeding at all, but rather unraveling or moving backward). The "typical" case is in fact quite atypical. Almost all cases present subst

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Jeff Kramer,Anthony Finkelstein,Bashar Nuseibeh. The primary image of the behaviorally oriented therapist that emerges is that of teacher, coach, detective, researcher, and scientist. The task for patients (or clients) is to learn specific techniques that will supposedly enable them to solve problems and more effectively cope with disrupted aspe

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William G. Griswold,Robert W. Bowdidgewas very enthused over the prospect of reading about the thoughts and experiences of Basch, Schlesinger, Dewald, and Blatt and Erlich on the topic of patient resistance, the actual task proved far more difficult than I had anticipated. In reading and then rereading these chapters, I found it very di