The SPECC national development programme

The Specc Methodology the Specc Methodology

This report describes the SpecC methodology for system-level embedded system design. The methodology consists of a set of well-deened tasks and design models which allow the easy insertion and reuse of intellectual property. Starting from the abstract executable speciication written in SpecC diierent design alternatives concerning the system architecture (components and communication) can be ex...

Dairy Development Programme at the National and State Levels

The National Diabetes Prevention Programme.

Notwithstanding the human and financial implications of diabetes, we are concerned with the selective use of evidence to support the National Diabetes Prevention Programme. The editorial by Sood et al describes trials, which offered expensive, intensive interventions to participants selected on strict and extensive criteria with stringent methods to maintain participant engagement.1,2 Trials de...

The National Biobanking Programme A collaboration between SWEGENE and Wallenberg Consortium North THE NATIONAL BIOBANKING PROGRAMME

Use of biobank-based study designs enables minimisation of several major sources of bias in genetic epidemiologic studies and has the potential to resolve major bottlenecks for progress. E.g., case-control studies nested in biobanks can minimise selection biases by enabling inclusion of all eligible cases and controls in the study base. Use of population-based biobanks in combination with case ...

The Development Study Programme

The focus of this paper is on ENP-expressions that can beused for annotating ENP scores with user definable infor-mation. ENP is a music notation program written in Lispand CLOS with a special focus on compositional and mu-sic analytical applications. We present number of built-inexpressions suitable for visualizing, for example, musicanalytical information as a part...