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(151) Additionally, they help build reusable data services that can be leveraged for multiple projects and initiatives.

(152) Sometimes this happens because a developer is not aware of a reusable component and other times, it's the result of providing a "quick fix."

(153) A local task is not reusable outside of the business process where it is defined.

(154) Of course, because such a class is not reusable for more than one data type, you lose the benefits of generalization, and you have to rewrite the class for each type that will be stored.

(155) Anole has a clear and unified message mechanism which effectively coordinates various parts of the system and eases the development of reusable components.

(156) Or what if we need a reusable architecture for our organization built on top of J2EE or .NET?

(157) Tom : Shampoo bottles, detergent bottles, medicine bottles, food containers, etc. They all easily collectable and reusable.

(158) Conventional software process models have many disadvantages such as low development efficiency, bad portability and small reusable granularity.

(159) From fine-grained programming idioms to large-grained, off-the-shelf packaged solutions, reusable assets provide a valuable vehicle for capitalizing on the work of other successful architects.

(160) A process element is an artifact asset that defines a segment of a process which is designed and managed to be reusable within BP models.

(161) By pulling the olio method apart, I discover reusable assets.

(162) Regardless of which technology you choose, much of Spring's OR mapping support is accessible in a library format, since everything is designed as a set of reusable JavaBeans.

(163) Enterprise Library - A collection of reusable software components ( application blocks ), provided by Microsoft, that assist enterprise.

(164) Layers gave the fundamental architectural structure required to support platform independence by separating reusable code and platform specific code into different layers.

(165) A modeling artifact called a process element is used to define a segment of a BP which is designed to be reusable.

(166) Watch an overview about reusable cloth grocery bags and their importance with expert crafting tips from an expert clothes designer in this green living and recycling video clip.

(167) The Open SCA specifications describe a model for building reusable software services.

(168) Such reusable process components must then necessarily also become subject to the top-down or bottom-up SOA analysis process.

(169) It has formed a reusable software framework of meeting the needs of all kinds of business.

(170) You lay these out for your entire organization and then start to identify any pain points, highly reusable use cases(Sentencedict.com ), or functions you can short-list for your candidate SOA services.

(171) The author is a software professional building reusable data services and business process automation components.

(172) A service in SOA is an application function packaged as a reusable component for use in a business process.

(173) This type of method is applicable when the requirements are well understood, with little or no reusable design and implementation assets available.

(174) This paper presents a method of the design of a reusable architecture for the on-board system software used on the small explorer satellite.

(175) Packaging the shared variable pool for dynamic library, achieved dynamically loaded at run time, design of the reusable and extensible shared memory pool.

(176) This includes analyzing the data flow through each process, capturing reusable data aggregates across all processes.

(177) The software based on components is programmable, extensible and reusable, which leads the applied GIS development to a bran-new stage.

(178) The predictor - corrector reentry guidance algorithm for reusable launch vehicles was studied.

(179) Using improved bus structure method for multimedia processing, reconfigurable and reusable hardware platform was realized.

(180) The average family in Europe throws as much as ￡3,000 worth of reusable materials into its dustbin each year.