Beyond the rhyming weavers

A Framework for Creating Aspect Weavers

Several new modularity technologies have been proposed that improve separation of concerns in programming languages. In particular, research in Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP) has been promoted as a means toward the separation of concerns that crosscut the modularity of an implementation. This brief summary presents two research objectives for extending AOP. First, the concept of AOP is inves...

Monday Morning Auditory Threshold in Weavers.

The view is questioned that 5.00 p.m. on Friday to 8.00 a.m. on Monday constitutes an adequate interval for the recovery of occupationally induced temporary threshold shift. Group mean pure tone thresholds were determined for a group of young weaving shed operatives on a Monday morning and compared with those obtained, from the same group, after a 16-day absence from noise. The 16-day threshold...

Rhyming and Mnemonic Key to Materia Medica

AOP for Everyone - Cracking the Multiple Weavers Problem

ion Layers for Aspect Languages A difficulty in using term rewriting systems is the inherent nature of the transforms, which requires knowledge about parsing and the underlying grammar to write complex rewrite functions. This raises unintentional accidental complexities and impedes the adoption of such systems in mainstream software development. Because of these idiosyncrasies, developers may p...

Herbivory in Spiders: The Importance of Pollen for Orb-Weavers

Orb-weaving spiders (Araneidae) are commonly regarded as generalist insect predators but resources provided by plants such as pollen may be an important dietary supplementation. Their webs snare insect prey, but can also trap aerial plankton like pollen and fungal spores. When recycling their orb webs, the spiders may therefore also feed on adhering pollen grains or fungal spores via extraoral ...