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dowdep: Software Mining of Downstream Dependency Repositories
No full textThis release contains the paper as it has been published in the Proceedings of the 17th International Conference on Evaluation of Novel Approaches to Software Engineering – ENASE, 221-232, 2022, which is accessible on SciTePress here: https://doi.org/10.5220/0011093700003176
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Thiede, C., Scheibel, W., Limberger, D., & Döllner, J. (2022). Augmenting Library Development by Mining Usage Data from Downstream Dependencies. In Proceedings of the 17th International Conference on Evaluation of Novel Approaches to Software Engineering. 17th International Conference on Evaluation of Novel Approaches to Software Engineering. SCITEPRESS - Science and Technology Publications. https://doi.org/10.5220/0011093700003176
BibTeX citation file (paper)
@conference{dowdep22paper,
author={Christoph Thiede and Willy Scheibel. and Daniel Limberger. and Jürgen Döllner.},
title={Augmenting Library Development by Mining Usage Data from Downstream Dependencies},
booktitle={Proceedings of the 17th International Conference on Evaluation of Novel Approaches to Software Engineering - ENASE,},
year={2022},
pages={221-232},
publisher={SciTePress},
organization={INSTICC},
doi={10.5220/0011093700003176},
isbn={978-989-758-568-5},
}
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The Mobile Payment Landscape in Germany
No full textThe purpose of the thesis is to identify factors that are critical for a successful implementation of a mobile payment solution in Germany and to understand what influence competition, cooperation and regulation have. Relevant literature is reviewed, followed by a market analysis of worldwide solutions and the current state in Germany. Furthermore, by analyzing two successful mobile payment solutions in detail, the author aims at showcasing how the providers of the respective solutions have successfully used their assets within the competitive environment to gain the market leadership position. These findings are then discussed in expert interviews and applied to the German market. It can be concluded that providers on the German market should focus on developing a remote payment solution first, which includes a customer-centric value proposition, expanding its service into proximity payments when having gained market acceptance. The use of coopetition within few providers is advised.The purpose of the thesis is to identify factors that are critical for a successful implementation of a mobile payment solution in Germany and to understand what influence competition, cooperation and regulation have. Relevant literature is reviewed, followed by a market analysis of worldwide solutions and the current state in Germany. Furthermore, by analyzing two successful mobile payment solutions in detail, the author aims at showcasing how the providers of the respective solutions have successfully used their assets within the competitive environment to gain the market leadership position. These findings are then discussed in expert interviews and applied to the German market. It can be concluded that providers on the German market should focus on developing a remote payment solution first, which includes a customer-centric value proposition, expanding its service into proximity payments when having gained market acceptance. The use of coopetition within few providers is advised
Simulation of a Mixer - Settler Liquid Extraction Column
No full textTitle: Simulation of a Mixer - Settler Liquid Extraction Column, Author: Gary G. Pollock, Location: ThodeLagrangian interpolation and the Fibonacci search scheme were used in the steady - state simulation of a Scheibel extraction column on the IBM 7040 computer. The first technique allowed easy representation of graphical data in a form suitable for the digital computer while the second provided a powerful sequential search plan to carry out the trial and error
material balance calculation. The features of equilibrium and non-equilibrium models which utilized the above techniques are discussed and compared. The non-equilibrium model was also used to calculate the transient response which was then compared with experimental results. The Runge-Kutta-Gill process was used to integrate the transient
equations while Lagrangian interpolation was used to remove the restriction of a linear equilibrium relationship. Steady - state and transient experimental results used in the above calculations were obtained from the Scheibel extraction column in the Operations Laboratory.ThesisMaster of Engineering (ME
The Mobile Payment Landscape in Germany
No full textThe purpose of the thesis is to identify factors that are critical for a successful implementation of a mobile payment solution in Germany and to understand what influence competition, cooperation and regulation have. Relevant literature is reviewed, followed by a market analysis of worldwide solutions and the current state in Germany. Furthermore, by analyzing two successful mobile payment solutions in detail, the author aims at showcasing how the providers of the respective solutions have successfully used their assets within the competitive environment to gain the market leadership position. These findings are then discussed in expert interviews and applied to the German market. It can be concluded that providers on the German market should focus on developing a remote payment solution first, which includes a customer-centric value proposition, expanding its service into proximity payments when having gained market acceptance. The use of coopetition within few providers is advised.The purpose of the thesis is to identify factors that are critical for a successful implementation of a mobile payment solution in Germany and to understand what influence competition, cooperation and regulation have. Relevant literature is reviewed, followed by a market analysis of worldwide solutions and the current state in Germany. Furthermore, by analyzing two successful mobile payment solutions in detail, the author aims at showcasing how the providers of the respective solutions have successfully used their assets within the competitive environment to gain the market leadership position. These findings are then discussed in expert interviews and applied to the German market. It can be concluded that providers on the German market should focus on developing a remote payment solution first, which includes a customer-centric value proposition, expanding its service into proximity payments when having gained market acceptance. The use of coopetition within few providers is advised
The holistic approach — the approach of the coming age
No full textReasons are proposed for a holistic approach to the world, science and society. Emphasis placed on a new insight into the structure of material as justification for the holistic approach. Holistic-écologie concepts are expounded through an ontological and psychological approach. The author dwells on intuition as a holistic manner of perceiving reality.
The crisis of socialist political regimes is explained as the inability of Marxism to approach the world holistically. The author concludes that the holistic approach will be the approach of the twenty-first century
Advances in biology and mechanics of rotator cuff repair
No full textHigh initial fixation strength, mechanical stability and biological healing of the tendon-to-bone interface are the main goals after rotator cuff repair surgery. Advances in the understanding of rotator cuff biology and biomechanics as well as improvements in surgical techniques have led to the development of new strategies that may allow a tendon-to-bone interface healing process, rather than the formation of a fibrovascular scar tissue. Although single-row repair remains the most cost-effective technique to address a rotator cuff tear, some biological intervention has been recently introduced to improve tissue healing and clinical outcome of rotator cuff repair. Animal models are critical to ensure safety and efficacy of new treatment strategies; however, although rat shoulders as well as sheep and goats are considered the most appropriate models for studying rotator cuff pathology, no one of them can fully reproduce the human condition. Emerging therapies involve growth factors, stem cells and tissue engineering. Experimental application of growth factors and platelet-rich plasma demonstrated promising results, but has not yet been transferred into standardized clinical practice. Although preclinical animal studies showed promising results on the efficacy of enhanced biological approaches, application of these techniques in human rotator cuff repairs is still very limited. Randomized controlled clinical trials and post-marketing surveillance are needed to clearly prove the clinical efficacy and define proper indications for the use of combined biological approaches. The following review article outlines the state of the art of rotator cuff repair and the use of growth factors, scaffolds and stem cells therapy, providing future directions to improve tendon healing after rotator cuff repair. Level of evidence Expert opinion, Level V
Supplemental Material - Risk factors for mortality in 1528 Brazilian childhood-onset systemic lupus erythematosus patients
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Communicative organizing activities and the organizational culture of a rock and roll band
No full textThis is a descriptive case study of the communicative organizing activities and organizational culture of a music group. An interpretive and qualitative conceptualization of organizing theory was used in conjunction with the culture approach to the study of organizations. The subject group was observed for approximately seven weeks. The initial observations were made without the presence of audio recording equipment. The final seven rehearsals were audiotaped and then transcribed to facilitate descriptive analysis. Informal interviewing took place during and after the observation period. Documentary evidence was collected that included the group's past publicity photographs, photographs of the band taken while they rehearsed, and various newspaper clippings that reflect elements of music group culture in general. Analysis of the data revealed structures and processes of the group's culture and the relationship between communicative organizing activities and the group's culture. Communicative organizing activities reflect, alter, and create the social reality of group-life. Structures and processes that are organized within the group's culture include technology, music-related social knowledge, auditioning, public face, gigs, and rehearsal.Includes bibliographical references (pages 102-109)California State University, Northridge. Department of Speech Communication
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