Looking beyond tasks to develop flexible leadership

Communication Strategies Revisited: Looking beyond Interactional and Psycholinguistic Perspectives

Second language (L2) communication strategies (CSs) have traditionally been dealt with through either interactional or psychological perspectives. However, this paper is a critical attempt to question the status of the particular kinds of psycholinguistic and interactional approaches that currently dominate the field of second language acquisition (SLA). In this way, it expands the significance...

Looking beyond

In 2015, the Korean Journal of Urology (KJU) ado­ pted the slogan “A commitment to excellence” with the aim of becoming a premier journal in the field of urology [1]. To pursue this goal, the KJU focused on rapid critical reviews, fast publication, and easy­to­access online audiovisual contents. On April 11, a KJU workshop took place in Busan during the Korean Urological Congress & Expo. The wo...

Looking Beyond FDA Warning Letters to Explore Unforeseen Trouble Spots in eDTCA: A Response to Recent Commentaries

Applying Component Frameworks to Develop Flexible Middleware

It is now well established that middleware must accommodate a wide variety of requirements imposed by applications and underlying environments. Moreover, it must be able to absorb both static and dynamic changes in those requirements. The current generation of middleware clearly fails to address this need [1]. To help address such concerns, we believe that middleware should be built according t...

Looking beyond XTR

XTR is a general method that can be applied to discrete logarithm based cryptosystems in extension fields of degree six, providing a compact representation of the elements involved. In this paper we present a precise formulation of the Brouwer-Pellikaan-Verheul conjecture, originally posed in [4], concerning the size of XTR-like representations of elements in extension fields of arbitrary degre...