Don't Tie Yourself to an Onion: Don’t Tie Yourself to Assumptions of Normality

Functional Pearl: Replaying the stack for parsing and pretty printing

Modulo inessential details, parsers and pretty printers, to and from algebraic datatypes, offer an uncanny resemblance and yet are all too often defined separately, in gross violation of the “don’t repeat yourself” principle. We present a family of reversible parser/printer combinators that allows one to define both at once in a type-safe manner, compositionally and without any need for a prepr...

Aspect-Oriented Modeling of Web Applications with HiLA

Modern web applications often contain features, such as landmarks, access control, or adaptation, that are difficult to model modularly with existing Model-Driven Web Engineering approaches. We show how HILA, an aspectoriented extensions for UML state machines, can represent these kinds of features as aspects. The resulting models achieve separation of concerns and satisfy the “Don’t Repeat You...

Journal of Experimental Psychology: General You Owe It to Yourself: Boosting Retirement Saving With a Responsibility-Based Appeal

Stress Management by Integrative Approach of Bow-Tie and Fuzzy Couple Comparison Matrix

The purpose of this paper was to use the fuzzy couple comparison matrix and Bow-Tie to select the best scenario for stress management of nursing staff in Petroleum Industry Health Organization. This research is considered a developmental and applied research in terms of its objective in which the fuzzy data has been used. The research type has been correlational and based on data collection, it...

Hybrid Corn

This case study exists of three parts. Please read the narrative and answer the questions following that section before continuing. This case is partially based on events in the past. It is very useful for the case to limit yourself to the facts as they are presented and imagine yourself as if you were there. There are several additional resources listed that you can use for background informat...