Previous studies using unfamiliar laboratory tasks (e.g. Smyth & Pendleton, 1990) have shown that working memory for movements to targets external to the body (positional movements) is dissociable from working memory for movements made to recreate specific configurations of body parts (patterned movements). In Experiment 1 this dissociation is replicated using tasks that were adapted for use in...

Empirical evidence indicates that developers face significant hurdles when the API elements necessary to implement a task are not accessible from the types they are working with. We propose an approach that leverages the structural relationships between API elements to make API methods or types not accessible from a given API type more discoverable. We implemented our approach as an extension t...

Instruction cache performance is widely recognized as a critical component of the overall performance of a program; especially so in the case of large applications like database servers. In this report, we present a technique for (1) identifying repeated blocks of instructions in a program executable, and (2) converting these repeated code blocks into lightweight procedures (i.e. LWprocs). The ...

1. In paragraph 4 of decision VIII/5 E, the Conference of the Parties requested the Working Group on Article 8(j) and Related Provisions to identify priority elements of sui generis systems as listed in the annex to decision VII/16 H. To date, no Party or others has suggested a particular priority order for the elements, and thus the order below does not imply any greater or lesser importance o...

Efficient memory resource management requires knowledge of the memory demands of applications or systems at runtime. A widely proposed approach is to construct an LRU-based miss ratio curve (MRC), which provides not only the current working set size (WSS) but also the relationship between performance and target memory allocation size. Unfortunately, the cost of LRUMRC monitoring is nontrivial. ...

The aim of this paper is to describe the process of building a multi-level intervention called the Enriched Opportunities Programme, the objective of which is to provide a sustainable activity-based model for people with dementia living in long-term care. It is hypothesised that five key elements need to work together to bring about a sustainable activity-based model of care. These elements are...

Reliability models based on Markov chain (Except in queuing systems) have extensive applications in electrical and electronic devices. Here, we consider a k-out-of-n:G system with n parallel and identical elements with increasing failure rates (failure rates are Weibull distributed) and non repairable elements. The failure rate of remaining elements increases when some elements fail. The system...

Multiword expressions (MWEs) are quite frequent in languages such as English, but their diversity, the scarcity of individual MWE types, and contextual ambiguity have presented obstacles to corpus-based studies and NLP systems addressing them as a class. Here we advocate for a comprehensive annotation approach: proceeding sentence by sentence, our annotators manually group tokens into MWEs acco...

Cloud technology in a multi-enterprise, collaborative context is one of the most promising topics at IT-Supply Chain (SC) intersection. Cloud comes with well-proven advantages and cost savings; enabling collaboration and business intelligence. Cloud transition is still on-going with individual enterprise-level transitions. However, collaborative paradigm dictates that entire network well-being ...

We propose that Bloom's focus on cognitive factors involved in word learning is still lacking a broader perspective. The crucial relevance of working memory in learning elements of language is emphasized. Specifically, we demonstrate on that in impaired populations knowledge of some linguistic elements can be dissociated according to the type of working memory (visual or verbal) involved in a t...