Although the term software component has become commonplace, there is no universally accepted definition of the term, nor does there exist a common foundation for specifying various kinds of components and their compositions.
This kind of transformation provided a common foundation for the connections in politics, economy, society and other fields between countries, including the relaxation and easing of the people's opposing and hostile mentality.
We propose the use of subdivision surfaces as a common foundation for modeling, simulation, and design in a unified framework.
Contrary, due to the great variety and diversity of social aspects and the lack of a common foundation in natural sciences as found for environmental aspects, it is very difficult to achieve a comprehensive classification of social aspects (Clarkson 1995).
To estimate shear strength properties of a common foundation soil, a C-∅. 2.
Shouldn't this history of a common foundation foster mutual respect and understanding between Jews and Christian?
People with different perspectives on science and faith can find a common foundation, suggests Luke Gascho, director of the Merry Lea Environmental Learning Center at Goshen Indd).
The processes of the drying of solids and the evaporative cooling of process water with air have a common foundation in that both deal with interaction of water and air and involve simultaneous heat and mass transfer.
