To achieve extensibility, the implementation is done declaratively in JastAdd, a metacompilation system supporting modern attribute grammar mechanisms such as reference attributes and nonterminal attributes.
The dictator believed, Kotkin contends, that the world's most powerful countries "achieved and maintained their great-power status by mastery of a set of modern attributes: mass production, mass consumption, mass culture, mass politics". If the Soviet Union failed to keep up with modern nations like Britain and Germany, it risked perpetual "backwardness" and subordination.
At times, Krist sails close to abandoning his program, or rather, to going after comic anachronism, in which old-time characters suddenly display modern attributes for a laugh.
A recent study for the oil and gas (O&G) industry by our firm found recruitment is challenged by a lower public awareness of the industry's modern attributes and strengths.
Their prototypes may have had the beginnings of many modern attributes even by late Carboniferous and it is possible that they even captured small vertebrates, for some species had a wing span of 71 cm.
A modern version might attribute only biological functions, without requiring any explicit representation of depletions or repletions at either personal or subpersonal levels.
looks at the combination of skills as well as physical and mental attributes a modern top player requires.
And according to WTA chairman and chief executive Ms Allaster, Bouchard also has one very important attribute for a modern sports star.
Tony Partridge This central Swiss city has an attractive, compact medieval old town but all the attributes of a modern city.
This study identifies key attributes of a modern surgical trainer as defined by individual trainees and consultant training faculty members.
The _Sunday Times told of Mitchell crushing a wasp with his hand, and ascribed to him "the attributes of a modern pantomime villain".
