The stability and evolution of the structure of consecutive versions of a series of software architecture graphs are analysed using the theory of complex networks.
In the HTC, which existed in 2 consecutive versions, the dog's herding behavior was described using predefined scales typically consisting of 6 classes within each trait.
We evaluate our research results by studying the evolution of architectural abstractions in different consecutive versions of five open source systems and by analyzing the performance of our approach in these cases.
Shaun White and Louie Vito each completed consecutive versions of the trick — a sort of corkscrewing double back flip — during preliminary heats of the first Olympic qualifying event for the United States Olympic team.
The opportunity to hear 20 consecutive versions, including "Like a Rolling Stone - Master take - lead guitar isolated track", will be seized upon by fans, said Michael Bonner, associate editor of rock magazine Uncut.
The derogatory allusions to Cibber in consecutive versions of Pope's mock-heroic Dunciad, from 1728 to 1743, became more elaborate as the conflict between the two men escalated, until, in the final version of the poem, Pope crowned Cibber King of Dunces.
