The paper presents adapted brief methodology for risk assessment and selection of investment projects, with emphasis to the software design peculiarities and substantiation of the choice of programming language for the application products implementing this methodology.
Intervention: 2 groups (n=4) were treated using key CILT principles: massed practice, constraint of other communication modalities, and forced use of language through the application of visual barriers in a supported environment; 2 groups (n=5) were treated using a traditional approach, which encouraged all modes of communication: verbal and nonverbal.
The recent development of the CAL dataflow language allows the application of these techniques at a higher abstraction level, thus provide the advantages of rapid design space exploration to explore pipeline throughput and area trade-off, and simpler transformation of a non-pipelined to a pipelined behavioral description, compared to low abstraction level RTL.
There are philosophers who take the discipline's ideal to be a relatively simple set of necessary and sufficient conditions, expressed in non-technical natural language, governing the application of important concepts (like justice, knowledge, theory, or explanation).
The aim of the presented work is to create a language module for the Polish language with the application of neural networks.
We tested the possibility of enhancing natural language comprehension through the application of anodal tDCS (a-tDCS) over the left inferior frontal gyrus, a key region for verbal short-term memory and language comprehension.
Because Sun's Unix servers formed the backbone of the web and its Java software was the leading language of web applications, Scott McNealy, the CEO, and his No. 2, Ed Zander, the COO, were confident of its ability to weather the high-tech slump.
This provides the necessary common language to describe the application of both and avoid conflated expectations of either.
Therefore a solution must be found to enable the parallel execution of library routines which can be written in an arbitrary programming language and which can be invoked from applications also written in an another programming language, without the application programmer needing to know the implementation details or programming language of the library routine used in his application.
It provides what Herrod calls the "application language of the heterogeneous environment".
