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Software Configuration Management Practices for eXtreme Programming Teams

Extreme Programming (XP) is becoming popular as a software development method and there is quite a lot of literature describing its philosophy and practices. However, in all of this literature Software Configuration Management (SCM) is almost never mentioned explicitly, leaving XP practitioners with the impression that SCM is not needed and SCM people with the impression that XP is not sound from

Lessons learnt to promote nurses participation in implementation of home healthcare systems

bstract. This paper promotes nurses increased opportunities for active participation in the implementation of the healthcare system with special attention to implementation outside clinics, in patient's homes. The aim is to increase understanding of which rationality that underlies implementation with examples from two international projects implementing health care systems in several European cou

Characterization of tryptic fragments of human complement factor C3

C3c and C3d fragments were prepared in pure form from trypsin-digested human C3, and the individual chains of tryptic C3c were isolated by gel filtration on Sepharose 4B in 6M guanidinium hydrochloride. No low mol. wt (Mr) fragments were identified. The polypeptide chains were characterized with regard to Mr, amino acid composition and N-terminal amino acid sequence. Tryptic C3c consisted of one f

Direct and inverse scattering problems in dispersive media-Green's functions and invariant imbedding techniques

Transient electromagnetic wave propagation in a dispersive medium is reviewed. The medium is assumed to be 1) linear, 2) invariant to time translations, 3) causal, 4) continuous, and 5) isotropic. The constitutive relations are then uniquelyrepresen ted bya Riemann-Stieltjes integral in the time variable. The kernel in this convolution is the susceptibilityk ernel. Two explicit examples of mathema

Growth accounting in times of turbulence and death: efficiency, technology, capital accumulation and human capital 1929-1950

We employ a non-parametrical approach to growth accounting (Data Envelopment Analysis, DEA) to disentangle the proximate sources of labour productivity growth in 41 nations between 1929 and 1950 by decomposing productivity growth into four components: technological change; efficiency catch-up (movements towards the production frontier), capital accumulation and human capital accumulation. We show