units. One prime example of an informative and easily read metric publication which effectively reaches out to a non-traditional NBS/NIST audience is the Metric Style Guide for the News Media [1]. Originally published in 1976 with revisions and updates in 1992 and 1997, the publication serves as a

This paper presents a framework for compactly describing word forms in terms of phonological features. Using a highly modular default-inheritance based approach, the framework supports the description of lexical generalisations traditionally modelled as morphology and phonology in a single

such as polymorphism, dynamic binding, inheritance and unused code. This fact motivates us to focus on dynamic metrics in place of traditional static metrics. Moreover, dynamic metrics are more precise than static metrics as they are able to capture the dynamic behaviour of the software system during measurement

Abstract. While traditional approaches to code profiling help locate performance bottlenecks, they offer only limited support for removing these bottlenecks. The main reason is the lack of visual and detailed runtime information to identify and eliminate computation redundancy. We provide two

latencies between L1 and L2. The findings are further evidence against language-selective access models of bilingual word processing and are more in line with strong phonological models of visual word recognition than with the traditional dual-route models. Until 1990, the general idea was that bilinguals

for the architecture of middleware to achieve a high level of adaptability and configurability, due to the limitations of traditional software decomposition methods. Aspect oriented programming has brought us new design perspectives because it permits the superimpositions of multiple abstraction models on top of one

In speaking, both content (words, segments) and structure (syntactic trees, metrical structures) need to be produced. There is controversy about which aspects of metrical structure are generated during phonological encoding. In particular, do speakers retrieve a unit that represents CV structure

in this paper is also evaluating the effective improvement due to every pronunciation variation used, defining specific improvement metrics on the utterance level. We will show how these metrics actually highlight the beneficial impact achieved by the application of phonological rules when dealing with certain

This paper provides a tutorial introduction to a performance evaluation metric called the isoefficiency function. Traditional methods for evaluating serial algorithms are inadequate for analyzing the performance of parallel algorithm-architecture combinations. Isoefficiency function has proven

The aspiration of this study is to perform the comparative analysis of static and dynamic metric for structured programming environment. Software metrics is one of the vital tools that can be worn to find significant estimates for software products and directs us in intriguing managerial