Sentence examples for behavioral reflection from inspiring English sources
First, we propose unanticipated partial behavioral reflection which enables the developer to precisely select the required reifications, to flexibly engineer the metalevel and to introduce the metabehavior dynamically.
From design patterns to inherent programming language support, and from remote method invocations to simple forms of behavioral reflection, incarnations as well as applications of proxies are innumerable.
Second, we present a system supporting unanticipated partial behavioral reflection in Squeak Smalltalk, called GEPPETTO, and illustrate its use with a concrete example of a web application.
Our proposal combines the dynamicity of unanticipated reflection, i.e., reflection that does not require preparation of the code of any sort, and the selectivity and efficiency of partial behavioral reflection (PBR).
Proxy objects are a widely used solution for different scenarios such as remote method invocation, future objects, behavioral reflection, object databases, inter-language communications and bindings, access control, lazy or parallel evaluation, security, among others.
In this paper we study a particular form of computational reflection, called unanticipated partial behavioral reflection (UPBR), which is particularly well suited for unanticipated adaptation of real-world systems.
Many individuals are taught about the importance of 'doing the right thing.' This personal behavioral choice is a reflection of an individual's morals, ethics, and character.
This finding is consistent with the finding of greater levels of acculturation in these profile groups and may be a reflection of behavioral maladaptation in relationship to stress.
The association of ADHD with behavioral traits accentuated participants' reflections upon their self or person.
Associations between many risk factors and SUD may be reflections of behavioral and afffective factors.
Two researchers (RJ and MdB) independently reviewed the transcripts and classified the comments according to a predetermined framework based on several theoretical reflections on behavioral change as described by Grol et al. [ 15].
