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Table 1. Summary of guiding principles for module design

in Guidelines for the development of computer-based instruction modules for science and engineering
by Jessica R. Lux, Barry D. Davidson 2003
"... In PAGE 3: ... Once a module has been implemented, continual assessment is necessary, which allows for the quality of both the content and the presentation to be increased. Table1 summarizes the issues described above and provides a set of guiding principles for module design. Table 1.... In PAGE 7: ... Typical START problem presentation In addition to accessing hints, learners use a variety of other buttons to navigate and access content. This makes the experience inherently interactive; to produce an intuitive interface ( Table1 ), it is common to associate screen icons with physical objects that are familiar to users. For example, most word processor users recognize that the floppy disk icon will save their document and the icon depicting a printer will print it.... In PAGE 8: ... The final step in module development consisted of presentation design, which included the choice of the screen template used for the relative size and position of all the screen components, screen aesthetics such as font and resolution, and the multimedia components integrated into the module. All of the presentation design steps were completed in light of the principles presented in Table1 . For example, in order to give the impression that the various links cause new content to be brought into the current page, every screen of the module displays identical anchor components.... ..."
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TABLE 1 Guiding Principles of Responsible Care (CMA, 1991)

in Industry Self-Regulation Without Sanctions: The Chemical Industry's Responsible Care Program
by Andrew King Stern, Andrew King, Michael Lenox

Table 3 Guiding principles adopted by the Pacific Water Association

in water and sanitation services in the Caribbean
by Norline Martin, M. Sohail

Table 1. Summary of the evaluation of the security patterns based on the ten guiding principles by McGraw. (Explanations, Y: Yes, A: Against, P: Possible) Principles

in A qualitative evaluation of security patterns
by Spyros T. Halkidis, Er Chatzigeorgiou, George Stephanides 2004
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TABLE 5: Selected Fundamental Principles and Best Practices to Guide Intergovernmental Information Systems

in unknown title
by unknown authors 2000

Table 3: Comparing Modified XP Practices in Large Projects and Agile Principles

in How Extreme Does Extreme Programming Have to Be? Adapting XP Practices to Large-Scale Projects
by Lan Cao 2004
"... In PAGE 7: ... These practices still are guided by the agile principles. Table3 shows the mapping between Proceedings of the 37th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences - 2004 0-7695-2056-1/04 $17.00 (C) 2004 IEEE... ..."
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Table 4 Major issues and opportunities affecting CVO

in unknown title
by unknown authors
"... In PAGE 3: ...able 3 Observations and implications based on interviews and workshops ..................................21 Table4 Guiding Principles from interviews and workshops .... ..."

Table 5 Current and ongoing ITS/CVO Project classification Functions

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by unknown authors
"... In PAGE 3: ...able 4 Guiding Principles from interviews and workshops ...........................................................21 Table5 Goals derived from interviews and workshops .... ..."

Table 3: Optimization Principles Applied in TAO

in unknown title
by unknown authors 1998
"... In PAGE 17: ... We have used these results to guide the devel- opment of a high-performance, real-time ORB, called TAO [22, 4]. This section gives an overview of TAO and explains how the ORB optimization principles shown in Table3 have been applied systematically to improve its latency and scala- bility. 5.... In PAGE 22: ... To alleviate this overhead, we applied a set of principle-based optimiza- tions [36] to SunSoft IIOP in order to improve the performance of TAO. Table3 summarizes the optimization principles used in TAO. These principles include: (1) optimizing for the common case, (2) eliminating gratuitous waste, (3) replacing general- purpose methods with efficient special-purpose ones, (4) pre- computing values, if possible, (5) storing redundant state to speed up expensive operations, (6) passing information be- tween layers, (7) optimizing for processor cache affinity, and (8) optimizing demultiplexing strategies.... ..."
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Table 3: Optimization Principles Applied in TAO

in unknown title
by unknown authors 1998
"... In PAGE 17: ... We have used these results to guide the devel- opment of a high-performance, real-time ORB, called TAO [22, 4]. This section gives an overview of TAO and explains how the ORB optimization principles shown in Table3 have been applied systematically to improve its latency and scala- bility. 5.... In PAGE 22: ... To alleviate this overhead, we applied a set of principle-based optimiza- tions [36] to SunSoft IIOP in order to improve the performance of TAO. Table3 summarizes the optimization principles used in TAO. These principles include: (1) optimizing for the common case, (2) eliminating gratuitous waste, (3) replacing general- purpose methods with efficient special-purpose ones, (4) pre- computing values, if possible, (5) storing redundant state to speed up expensive operations, (6) passing information be- tween layers, (7) optimizing for processor cache affinity, and (8) optimizing demultiplexing strategies.... ..."
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