The situation becomes even more complicated when one considers data sources associated with the Internet-of-Things paradigm, where component and architecture limitations, including processing capabilities, energy availability, and communication failures, must also be considered.
Using this paradigm, distinct component processes, including response inhibition, error detection and post-error behavioral adjustment are evoked (Chevrier et al. 2007; Li et al. 2006a, 2008c, d; Li and Sinha 2008; Liotti et al. 2005; Schachar et al. 2004; Stahl and Gibbons 2007; Stevens et al. 2009).
The obtained process advocates the idea of specifying architecture constraints using the same paradigm of component-based development as for architecture description.
Additional file 2 shows the paradigm, domains, components and item distribution.
More generally, one could argue that set shifting of WCST resembles a difficult planning paradigm including components of mental and online planning.
In the visual paradigm, the components studied were the face-sensitive N170 at T5/T6 electrodes (but not examined in the youngest age-group due to the use of a slightly different EEG montage) and the P3a and Nc at midline electrodes (Fig. 4).
As the architecture of the DBMS evolved according to the emergence of new programming paradigms like components and services, and to "new" data models like documents (XML), the frontiers among the three levels started to be thiner, and transparency concerning persistence and transaction management was less important.
It focuses on support information sharing among databases based on the import/export paradigm, where a component database of a federation decides the portion of its database to be exported and offers the methods on how the information can be shared.
The paper proposes a generic approach to embed the master worker paradigm into software component models and describes how this generic approach can be implemented within an existing software component model.
First, we briefly present the component paradigm in which we place our works.
