* [email protected] Abstract The purpose of this paper is to name and discuss some of the most basic issues in today’s optical microlithography, promoting industry consensus and, specifically, definition of the industry standard Patterning Design Rules (PDR), that is, Design Rules for “patterns as built”. Dimensional metrology for seamless PDR compliance is discussed, highlighting th...

The possibility of the re-use of the design patterns brings into patterns more than it might seem. We use design patterns in method named “pure design patterns phase”. In described method we seek to take advantage of design patterns composition for complex solution of closer problems. We modified standard software development process with use of special phase, which by using design patterns as ...

Patterns distill successful experience in solving common software problems. We introduce a handful of new software design patterns for functional logic languages. Some patterns are motivated by the evolution of the paradigm in the last 10 years. Following usual approaches, for each pattern we propose a name and we describe its intent, applicability, structure, consequences, etc. Our patterns de...

A design pattern is a particular prose form of recording design information such that designs which have worked well in the past can be applied again in similar situations in the future. The availability of a collection of design patterns can help both the experienced and the novice designer recognize situations in which design reuse could or should occur. We have found that design patterns: 1)...

Design patterns are of major interest to increase software quality and abstraction level. However, design patterns are difficult to choose, to apply, and to recover. We propose a set of tools to use design patterns in a round-trip fashion. We define a meta-model to describe design patterns. This meta-model is specifically oriented towards design patterns instantiation and detection. We develop ...

This paper deals with embedded systems architecture components called as application patterns, and with their employment for design reuse. The first part of this contribution introduces the concepts of application patterns and relates them to the well-known object-oriented design abstractions. Employing application patterns that demonstrate the concrete examples of reusability, the kernel of th...

The design of auditory displays suffers from the lack of re-usable design knowledge, leading to ad-hoc solutions and inappropriate use of sound in human-computer interaction. We propose to tackle this problem by employing design patterns to capture design knowledge and make it available for designers of auditory displays to share and re-use solutions. In this paper we describe how we designed a...

BACKGROUND Bio-ontologies typically require multiple axes of classification to support the needs of their users. Development of such ontologies can only be made scalable and sustainable by the use of inference to automate classification via consistent patterns of axiomatization. Many bio-ontologies originating in OBO or OWL follow this approach. These patterns need to be documented in a form th...

The Design Patterns book introduced twenty-three patterns for object oriented software design. These patterns are used widely, but only in their intended domain of software design. We describe how six of these patterns can be used for the conceptual design of graphical user interfaces. By using these patterns, designers can produce interfaces which are more consistent, make good use of screen s...

Teaching Java is more challenging than teaching C++ or C, since instructors must at least survey various bundled and closely-related toolkits, beginning with the JDK API; for example, Swing, AWT, JDBC, JAXP, and the internationalization and collections frameworks, among others. Students of Java must learn when and how to leverage them; no one whose first instinct would be to implement a parser ...