The proposed categories provide an intuitive and fundamental terminology for detecting concern-oriented design flaws and identifying refactorings in terms of recurring crosscutting structures.
Other societies are organized through crosscutting structures (high complexity), including ethnically integrated business associations, trade unions, professional groups, political parties, and sports clubs.
Crosscutting relationships among structures and kinematics indicate that the fault zone records four stages of deformation.
Students address crosscutting concepts like patterns, structure and function, and cause and effect through disciplinary core ideas in Life Sciences, in addition to strengthening ELA skills.
Finally, the timing of the tectonic deformations was constrained based on the crosscutting relationships between tectonic structures and the mare units.
Keith Donohue's "Stolen Child," a modestly eerie novel on its way to book-club immortality, is the more elaborate story, with a structure built on crosscutting.
Crosscutting these divisions was a tribal structure based on patrilineal descent.
The main constructs in this language are: aspect - a structure to represent a crosscutting concern; pointcut - a rule used to capture join points of other concerns; advices - types of behavior to be executed when a join point is captured; and intertype declarations - the ability to add static declarations from the outside of the affected code.
For example, cybersecurity is a critical, crosscutting area, though a thorough consideration of the structures needed to manage cybersecurity at the White House is beyond the scope of this report.
Furthermore, the examples used in the experiment have a low level of crosscutting features and this may have affected the results related to this structure, since the main advantage of this structure is in specifying crosscutting features.
