Domain-Specific Languages (DSLs) are now developed for a wide variety of domains to address specific concerns in the development of complex systems. However, DSLs and their tooling still suffer from substantial development costs which hamper their successful adoption in the industry. For over a decade, researchers and practitioners have developed language workbenches with the promise to ease th...

Abstract The Late Palaeozoic–Early Mesozoic Tethyan development of the Eastern Mediterranean region remains debatable, especially in Turkey, where alternative northward and southward subduction hypotheses are proposed. Relevant to this debate, new whole-rock geochemical data provided here for early Carboniferous (Late Tournaisian-Late Visean; c. 340–350 Ma) tuffaceous sedimentary rocks within Ç...

Pour ceux qui s’occupent a la fois des romans arthuriens en prose et de leur reception dehors France, compilation contenue dans le ms. BnF fr. 12599 (copie par plusieurs scribes italiens entre fin du xiiie debut xive siecle) est plus grand interet. Elle melange episodes attestes ailleurs, tires surtout cycle Guiron Courtois Tristan prose, materiaux originaux, comme les aventures guironiennes ou...

Abstract A wide range of heterogeneous geological units composed strong rock blocks enclosed in a bonded matrix fine texture exists worldwide. Such geomaterials belong to geotechnically complex formations and are often referred as bimrocks (block-in-matrix rocks) or bimsoils soils), function their characteristics the interface strength between blocks. Stability problems occurring such have been...

Lentigines are small brown macules in the skin characterised histopathologically by an increased number of melanocytes at the dermo-epidermal junction. Profuse lentigines, first described in the literature as 'lentiginosis profusa' was thought to be a dermatologic oddity. Later reports appeared of an association with cardiac abnormalities and sexual infantilism. I Based on further observations,...

At each moment, we experience a melange of information arriving at several senses, and often we focus on inputs from one modality and 'reject' inputs from another. Does input from a rejected sensory modality modulate one's ability to make decisions about information from a selected one? When the modalities are vision and hearing, the answer is "yes", suggesting that vision and hearing interact....