Sorenstam schedules meetings from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. to handle matters with her foundation, golf academy, clothing line or course architecture business, while the children are at school.
However, existing evaluation methods for SAs are not directly applicable to RAs or other architecture-centric approaches such as product lines architectures because they do not cover their generic nature (Angelov et al. [2008]).
In this classification, RAs can be positioned as standardized infrastructures or platforms (Graaf et al. [2005]), whereas software product lines and configurable product families are based on Product Lines Architectures (PLA).
This migration, towards a product-line architecture, includes a change in architectural paradigm from finite state machines to task-resource systems.
this work, like Mr. Fisk's, emphasizes the hard-line architecture of the campus -- though Mr. Wexler contends that the piece's only meaning is beauty.
"Perhaps the origin of straight-line architecture in America," mused American Builder in 1930, and in 1952, Lewis Mumford called it "the most successful" of the four facades, even though he thought that Thomas Hastings had "little appreciated this fact".
This exhaust line architecture can also benefit fuel economy.
Delay line architecture implementations have been extensively optimised for improved latency within current image processing literature [25, 27 31], the architecture presented here in contrast implements standard delay line architecture while instead opting for maximal flexibility and reconfigurable morphological functions.
The off-line architecture of the system, successfully applied to industrial plant data, is briefly recalled.
A product line architecture is a single specification capturing the overall architecture of a series of closely related products.
