Languages for aspect-oriented programming (AOP) [5], such as AspectJ, are now popular, and the concepts used by the AOP community such as join points, pointcuts and advices are well-known. At the same time, in recent years, the aspect oriented software development (AOSD) approach has been developing itself beyond the programming activity. More particularly, the Early Aspects Initiative [9] advo...

The integration of functional fibers into wearable devices by traditional methods is commonly completed in weaving. A new post-weaving method integrating fiber textiles needed to address the challenge incorporating ready-made garments without tearing down clothing and re-weaving. 3D printing simultaneously fabricate integrate highly stretchable conductive with designed patterns presented. fabri...

Air-jet weaving is an advanced weaving method with high efficiency and productivity. It is one of the most widely used methods of weaving in the world. In air-jet filling insertion, the motion of weft yarn is caused by friction between weft yarn and air blown through nozzle. After declamping and subjecting the yarn to air stream, its motion is not active but very complicated and influenced by ...

Extending and improving the concepts: woven frame and fusion frames, we introduce the notion of woven fusion frames in Hilbert spaces. We clarify our extension and generalization by some examples of woven frames and woven fusion frames. Also, we present some properties of woven fusion frames, especially we show that for given two woven frames of sequences, one can build woven fusion frames and ...

GAHIDE, SEVERINE FRANCOISE. Exploration of Micromachines to Textiles: Monitoring Warp Tension and Breaks during the Formation of Woven Fabrics (Under the direction of Drs. George Hodge and Abdelfattah Seyam.) MicroElectroMechanical Systems, or MEMS, is an emerging high technology that has proven to be very successful in several industries such as medical, automotive and ink jet industries. The ...

The Notes that follow are meant to supplement, and not to replace, the translation of the book Shaft Weaving and Graph Design by Olivier Masson and Francois Roussel, hereinafter referred to as M&R. All quotes and references are to the translation. The Notes' organization is as follows: a summary of M&R's entire book is provided, summarizing and identifying book sections of interest to weavers a...