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  • Controlled semiconductor nanorod assembly from solution: influence of concentration, charge and solvent nature
    Singh, Ajay; Gunning, Robert D.; Ahmed, Shafaat; Barrett, Christopher A.; English, Niall J.; Garate, José-Antonio; Ryan, Kevin M. (Royal Society of Chemistry, 2012)
    Spontaneous supercrystal organisation of semiconductor nanorods (CdS and CdSe) of different aspect ratios into ordered superstructures was obtained by controlled evaporation of a nanorod solution. The rods either align ...
  • A Control Theory based approach for self-healing of un-handled runtime exceptions
    Gaudin, Benoit; Vassev, Emil; Hinchey, Mike; Nixon, Paddy (Association for Computing Machinery, 2011)
    This work presents an approach to self-healing that deals with un-handled exceptions within an executing program. More precisely, we propose an approach based on control theory that automatically disables system functionalities ...
  • Coordinating distributed software development : a resource relationships perspective on analyzing the spatial effects
    Wiredu, Gamel O. (2010)
    As more software development organizations are increasingly distributing their operations spatially, information systems development researchers are taking perspectives such as transactions costs and resource dependency ...
  • Coordinating global software development activities: requisite variety in information systems as a dependent variable
    Wiredu, Gamel O. (2007)
    In this paper, I explain how globally-distributed software development subunits can coordinate their activities with information systems (IS). The basis of this explanation lies in the contemporary proliferation of global ...
  • CORBAview : A visualisation tool to aid in the understanding of CORBA-based distributed applications
    Ryan, Declan; Exton, Chris (Psychology of Programming Intererest Group (PPIG), 2004)
    Middlewares provide the fundamental technology needed to create distributed applications, allowing developers to concentrate on their own specific needs. The developer may end up creating a very small part of the overall ...
  • Core materials for high frequency VRM inductors
    Kelly, Sean; Collins, Christina; Duffy, Meave; Rhen, Fernando M.F.; Roy, Saibal (IEEE Computer Society, 2007)
    The application of PCB integrated electroplated cores for VRM inductors is proposed, where the motivation is to increase frequencies beyond 1 MHz so that VRM transient response can be improved. It is shown that electroplated ...
  • Cost estimation in agile software development.
    Conboy, Kieran; Keaveney, Siobhan (2006)
    One of the key measures of the resilience of a project is its ability to reach completion on time and on budget, regardless of the turbulent and uncertain environment it may operate within. Cost estimation and tracking ...
  • Crafting a global teaming model for architectural knowledge
    Beecham, Sarah; Noll, John; Richardson, Ita; Ali, Nour (IEEE Computer Society, 2010)
    In this paper, we present the Global Teaming Model (GTM), which is empirically grounded, and outlines practices that managers need to consider when managing virtual teams. We explain how the model can be adapted to specific ...
  • Creating legible interactive surfaces for public settings
    Gallagher, Paul (University of Limerick, 2012)
    This thesis explores the implications of embedding sensing technologies in artefacts in public spaces, and examines how people come to understand and interact with them. Sensing and display technologies will increasingly ...
  • Creating software process capability / maturity models
    Gresse von Wangenheim, Christiane; Hauck, Jean Carlo R.; Zoucas, Alessandra; Salviano, Clenio F.; Mc Caffery, Fergal; Shull, Forrest (IEEE Computer Society, 2010)
    A seeming multitude of software process capability/maturity models (SPCMMs) have emerged, and many software engineers have had to worry about compliance with them at one time or another. Although using SPCMMs is a ...
  • Creating sophisticated development tools with OmniBrowser
    Bergel, Alexandre; Ducasse, Stéphane; Putney, Colin; Wuyts, Roel (Elsevier, 2008)
    Smalltalk is not only an object-oriented programming language; it is also known for its extensive integrated development environment supporting interactive and dynamic programming. While the default tools are adequate ...
  • "Crisis" or Wonderland: an appraisal of hypermedia systems development practice
    Lang, Michael (IADS: International association for development of the information society, 2004)
    With the advent and growth of the Web, hypermedia information systems have propagated within and beyond organisations. Much concern has been expressed about the quality of hypermedia systems being developed and the apparent ...
  • A critical look at open source
    Fitzgerald, Brian (IEEE Computer Society, 2004)
    In recent years, open source software - more properly, free and open source software - has emerged as one popular solution to the so-called "software crisis". Advocates regard F/OSS as an agile, practice-led initiative ...
  • A critical review of challenges in hypermedia systems development
    Lang, Michael (Kluwer Academic Publishers, 2004)
  • Cross-layer architectures for autonomic communications
    Razzaque, Mohammed Abhur; Dobson, Simon; Nixon, Paddy (Springer, 2007)
    Layered architectures are not flexible enough to cope with the dynamics of wireless dominated next generation communications. Cross-layer architectures may provide a more flexible solution: breaks the traditional structure ...
  • Crystallizing membrane proteins using lipidic mesophases
    Caffrey, Martin; Cherezov, Vadim (Nature Publishing Group, 2009)
    A detailed protocol for crystallizing membrane proteins that makes use of lipidic mesophases is described. This has variously been referred to as the lipid cubic phase or in meso method. The method has been shown to be ...
  • CTDL-positive stable frailty model
    Blagojevic, Milica; MacKenzie, Gilbert (IWSM, 2007)
    The non-PH Canonical Time Dependent Logistic (CTDL) survival re- gression model is extended by incorporating a positive stable frailty component into the hazard function within the Bayesian framework. The resulting model ...
  • Culture in global software development - a weakness or strength?
    Deshpande, Sadhana; Richardson, Ita; Casey, Valentine; Beecham, Sarah (IEEE Computer Society, 2010)
    Cultural diversity is assumed to be a fundamental issue in global software development. Research carried out to date has raised concerns over how to manage cultural differences in global software development. Our empirical ...
  • Customisable model transformations based on non-functional requirements
    Sterritt, Ashley; Cahill, Vinny (IEEE Computer Society, 2008)
    The Model-to-Model (M2M) transformation stage in a Model-Driven Engineering (MDE) tool chain is used to bridge the large semantic gap between problem-domain abstractions and software artefacts. This transformation is ...
  • Customisable transformation-driven evolution for service architectures
    Ahmad, Aakash; Pahl, Claus (IEEE Computer Society, 2011)
    Service-based architectures have now become commonplace, creating the need to address their systematic maintenance and evolution. We propose to enable transformation-driven evolution for service architectures in ...

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