Orthogonally scattered measures

L-orthogonally scattered measures

Orthogonally Persistent Object Systems1

Persistent Application Systems (PASs) are of increasing social and economic importance. They have the potential to be long-lived, concurrently accessed and consist of large bodies of data and programs. Typical examples of PASs are CAD/CAM systems, office automation, CASE tools, software engineering environments and patient-care support systems in hospitals. Orthogonally persistent object system...

Implementing Orthogonally Persistent Java

Orthogonally persistent Java combines the power of abstraction over persistence with Java’s rich programming environment. In this paper we report our experience in designing and implementing orthogonally persistent Java. Our design approach is anchored by the view that any system that brings together Java and orthogonal persistence should as far as possible avoid diluting the strengths of Java ...

Reengineering orthogonally selective riboswitches.

The ability to independently control the expression of multiple genes by addition of distinct small-molecule modulators has many applications from synthetic biology, functional genomics, pharmaceutical target validation, through to gene therapy. Riboswitches are relatively simple, small-molecule-dependent, protein-free, mRNA genetic switches that are attractive targets for reengineering in this...

Fast portable orthogonally persistent Java

A powerful feature of the Java programming language is its user-definable class loading policy, which when combined with the namespace independence between class loaders, allows portable implementation of semi-dynamic program transformations. Such transformations can be used for a range of purposes, including optimization and semantic extension. In this paper we present a framework for semantic...