This paper aims to help the writers of pattern languages build better pattern languages. It focuses not on the esthetics of pattern languages, but on their structure: how patterns work together to build a system. The paper assumes that a pattern language is a designed system and, therefore, theory about system design and evolution underlies the language. In particular, the process of symmetry b...

bureaucracy is became dominant structure of government, however, language of government is largely became by language of bureaucracy. many of the problems of public administration are to be traced to, and found in, the language of bureaucracy. this thesis examines the nature of language of government in three decades of islamic revolution of iran and designs efficient pattern of language of gov...

This article focuses on the pattern language PLML. Some enhancements and corrections to it are proposed to make use of PLML in pattern catalogs. Additionally, a textual domain specific language as human-readable variant of PLML is proposed. Supporting editors, textual and graphical, which were developed using model-based techniques are presented.

Current programming languages and techniques realize many features which allow their users to extend these languages on a semantic basis: classes, functions, interfaces, aspects and other entities can be defined. However, there is a lack of modern programming languages which are both semantically and syntactically extensible from within the language itself, i.e., with no additional tool or meta...

Choreograph (v.): bodies in time and space Choreograph (v.): act of arranging relations between bodies in time and space Choreography (v.): act of framing relations between bodies ……… 'a way of seeing the world' Choreography (n.): result of any of these actions Choreography (n.): a dynamic constellation of any kind, consciously created or not, self-organising or superimposed. Choreography (n.):...